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Youth Environmentalists Win Historic Climate Trial in Montana
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Youth Environmentalists Win Historic Climate Trial in Montana
@DOGOnews
A group of young environmentalists in Montana won a landmark climate change ruling on August 14, 2023. In a historic first, District Court Judge Kathy Seeley sided with the youth activists that the state's government was not doing enough to protect them from climate change. Here is a rundown of all the essential details.
Who are the activists?
The Montana activists are a group of 16 youngsters aged five to 22. Rikki Held, a recent environmental science graduate, led the case against the state government. The 22-year-old believes today's youth will be subjected longer to climate change's negative impacts, like air and water pollution. Yet, they have no say in the choices made by officials.
“Young people and future generations don't have a say in a lot of decisions about climate, so that's why we need to go through the courts and have the courts protect our human rights,” she states.
Co-plaintiff Grace Gibson-Snyder agrees. The 19-year-old has felt the impacts of the heating planet in her hometown of Missoula. The city is often shrouded in toxic smoke from nearby wildfires. Additionally, the water levels in the area's rivers have dropped noticeably over the years.
Why did the group sue Montana?
Held v. Montana alleged that the state violated the residents' constitutional right to a clean and healthy environment. The laws