Developing Countries Could Sue for Climate Action — Study
Destroy the great American Experiment by crushing our technology and redistributing our wealth in the same action
Tom Deweese , Bio and Archives--October 4, 2010
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New York Times Last week we had a piece on “Stealth Lawsuits” where green NGOs sue the U.S. government and not only get a favorable ruling done before it gets to court (thus no paper trail) but they also get paid for doing it. Now we get to hear that a U.K. NGO is proposing that “. . . vulnerable countries could sue the United States and other industrialized nations for action on climate change.” Oh the machinations of those who would destroy the great American Experiment by crushing our technology and redistributing our wealth in the same action.
Developing Countries Could Sue for Climate Action — Study
NYTimes.com A new study out says vulnerable countries could sue the United States and other industrialized nations for action on climate change. The report, published by the Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD), based in the United Kingdom, says small island nations and other threatened countries have the right and likely the procedural means to pursue an inter-state case before the United Nations' International Court of Justice. More...View Comments
Tom Deweese——Bio and Archives
Tom Deweese the publisher/editor of The DeWeese Report and is the President of the American Policy Center, a grassroots, activist think tank headquartered in Warrenton, Virginia.