Are fossil fuel giants violating human rights? The Philippines will decide

The Ecologist
Jan 13, 2016, 11:11 am52 pts
The Philippines is taking a huge leap forward in the climate wars, writes Ellen Baker, with the world's 'top 50' energy giants standing accused of violating international human rights law as a result of their fossil fuel production. This is the first such investigation ever to take place anywhere in the world -…

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