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Dutch Supreme Court Prepares Ruling on Corporate Liability for Supply-Chain Emissions

The Supreme Court in The Hague is preparing a decision on the extent to which Netherlands-based multinational companies can be held legally responsible for climate emissions and environmental impacts generated through international supply chains.
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