Local resources

•  UNESCO cases
•  Australia: Australia Conservation Foundation - coal
•  Australia: Wildlife Whitsunday - coal
•  New Zealand: Wind farms
•  US: Automobile companies sued for damages (CA v. GM Corp.)
•  US: EPA regulation of auto emissions under the Clean Air Act (Mass. v. EPA)
•  US: Nuisance - power companies (Conn. v. American Elect. Power)
•  US: Ocean Acidification Petition Under the Clean Water Act (List as Impaired Waters due to Carbon Pollution)
•  Inter-American: Inuit petition
•  UNESCO: Waterton-Glacier Peace Park petition
•  Nigeria: Gas flaring
•  US: Oil and power companies sued for damages related to climate change
•  Judge rules that emissions must be considered (29 Oct 2004)
•  Wildlife Whitsunday case heard before Court (07 November 2005)
•  Wildlife Whitsunday sue Australian government for failing to consider effects of emissions from burning coal on global warming (22 July 2005)
•  Environment Court allows wind farm appeal (07 September 2005)
•  State of California sues automobile companies for climate change damage (20 September 2006)
•  Supreme Court Victory for Climate Change (2 April 2007)
•  U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Greenhouse Gas Case (29 November 2006)
•  Legal action to regulate greenhouse gas emissions (8 April 2005)
•  Nuisance case: States and NGOs appeal dismissal (15 December 2005)
•  U.S. nuisance case dismissed (15 September 2005)
•  U.S. nuisance case filed (21 July 2004)
•  US legal initiative to stop ocean acidification (28 February 2007)
•  Inuit file petition with the Inter-American Commission on human rights (7 December 2005)
•  Legal initiative to require Canadian compliance with Kyoto Protocol (31 October 2006)
•  Groups petition World Heritage Committee to danger-list Waterton-Glacier Park (16 February 2006)
•  Nigerian Court Investigates Shell and NNPC's Wrongfully Adjourned Case (25 September 2006)
•  Gas Flaring: contempt proceedings start against Shell and NNPC (16 Dec 2005)
•  Court Orders Nigerian Gas Flaring to Stop (14 Nov 2005)
•  Communities sue oil companies and the Nigerian government to stop gas flaring (20 Jun 2005)