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A Peruvian farmer takes German energy giant RWE to court in a fight to hold polluters accountable

  • Saul Luciano Lliuya, a Peruvian farmer, demands that RWE, a German energy company, pay 17,000 euros for flood defenses in Huaraz due to risks from climate change linked to melting glaciers.
  • Lliuya first filed a lawsuit against RWE in 2015, but it was dismissed; the Hamm court is now reassessing the case.
  • Evidence from court-appointed experts will determine if Lliuya's property faces substantial flooding risk, with a decision expected by the end of next year.
  • RWE argues that a ruling for Lliuya could establish new legal precedents regarding holding companies accountable for environmental damages abroad.
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Peruvian farmer struggles in climate clash with German energy giant

The judge in the symbolic case of a Peruvian farmer suing a German energy giant for "climate justice" said Wednesday that he sees "no present danger" to the farmer's property, casting doubt on the success of the lawsuit.

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Colorado Springs Gazette broke the news in on Saturday, March 15, 2025.
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