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France 24
France 24
Sharon GAFFNEY

TotalEnergies ordered to account for client emissions in landmark climate ruling

TotalEnergies Sharon Gaffney France Climate Change
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In a landmark ruling, a French court has ordered energy giant TotalEnergies to account for its clients' emissions in the company's climate plan. It is the first time France's Corporate Duty of Vigilance law has been applied to climate change. FRANCE 24's Sharon Gaffney speaks to Justine Ripoll from Notre Affaire à Tous, one of the NGOs that brought the litigation to court.

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