The Supreme Court ‘Juliana’ will not hear complaints in the climate work

On Monday, the Supreme Court refused to hear the appeal of the appeal in a brand climate, which brought 21 young people against the federal government through the courts.

However, the case has prepared a plan for the lawsuit of numerous climates who have greater success.

Juliana v. The United States claimed that the plaintiffs violated the constitutional rights by rules encouraged to use the government, fossil fuel. However, the United States was rejected for the ninth period where the judges ruled by the Court of Appeal The courts were not the right space to solve climate change.

“On the contrary, the meekness of the bidders must be handed over to the political spheres,” Judge Andrew D. Hurwitz wrote 2020 Review.

Our children trust, Eugene, ore., Non-profit law firm representing the bidders, the last year of the last year, the Supreme Court asked for the Supreme Court Unloading the decision of the Court of Appeal and let Juliana be tried in a low court. This application was rejected on Monday.

The Justice Department noted the news, noting that on Monday, the government defends the government during the three presidential administration. Juliana called the laws of the environment by distractions.

“For about ten years, lawyers for the bidders in Juliana have closed the United States in the lawsuit,” he said, the Prosecutor General of the Department of the Department of the Department of the Department of the Department of the Department. The high court decision on Monday, “This brings this long sagan to a conclusion.”

Some observers considered the Supreme Court Risk to review the appeal, consider the concerns that the Conservative Court could use Jettison’s environmental protection.

The lookist’s eyes for control, Kelsey Cascadia Rose Juliana, a teacher in Oregon, the daughter of ecologists and long-term climatic activists. The story of the “Youth V. Gov” was a chronicle in the documentary “How to participate in the trial.

Juliana’s legal framework has been repeated in a large number of lawsuits and legal actions in the country since today. Last year, many of our children, who made many, won the confidence and two attention.

When the group reached a settlement in a settlement in a settlement in a settlement, it agreed to reduce the waste of the state’s carbon dioxide and the main greenhouse gas from the transport system for 20 years. And organized Montana where a judge should take into account the state’s climate change When confirming fossil fuel projects. The Court of Appeals upheld the decision in December.

The claimant, Rikki, 23-year-old Rikki’nın, 23 years old in Montana in Montana, where he saw climate change, which caused a decision to participate in the court. Now it is a science teacher in Kenya through the Peace Corps.

On Monday, Juliana said he opened his way to him. “Juliana left an indelible sign in the landscapes of the bidders and legal groups in the landscape courts,” he said.

Julia Olson, the founder of the children, called Biden to discuss a settlement in Juliana lawsuit, to discuss a settlement to discuss the support of MPs and scholars. Juliana said on Monday, “He ignited the legal action.”

However, lawyers for the judiciary did not have the right to properly establish the climate change in the court, because a judge could not order and apply any “use of the problem.”

And some experts celebrated the risk of the strategy of the Supreme Court’s strategy, the judiciary of the courtship as a way of protecting the conservative superman, the protection of the environment as a way to reconstruct the legitimate precedents.

“Be careful of what you ask for this court,” he said. “If you want to answer this question, you will probably don’t like the answer you’ll get.”

However, he still applauded the efforts of young people and their lawyers.

Ms. Olson said that the environmentals should not be ashamed of court. “If we do not show and do not make claims ahead, we do not give light to injustice, and then other forces will always dominate,” he said.