'Climate lockdown' anger drives Swiss grandmother to sue Bern at EU court

Elderly woman to sue Bern at European court for ‘climate lockdown’

Climate case is first before European human rights tribunal

'Climate lockdown' anger drives Swiss grandmother to sue government at EU court

Her frustration with what she calls "climate lockdown" is part of her motivation for suing the Swiss government alongside more than 2,000 other elderly women.

'Climate lockdown' anger drives Swiss grandmother to sue Bern at EU court

By Emma Farge GENEVA - Last summer while dozens of Swiss pensioners were campaigning in the Alps to save their fast-melting glaciers, 85-year-old Marie-Eve Volkoff was instead stuck inside her small Geneva apartment watching pre-recorded TV programmes. Her frustration with what she calls "climate lockdown" is part of her motivation for suing the Swiss government alongside more than

‘Climate lockdown’ anger drives Swiss grandmother to sue Bern at EU court

By Emma Farge GENEVA(Reuters) - Last summer while dozens of Swiss pensioners were campaigning in the Alps to save their fast-melting glaciers, 85-year-old Marie-Eve Volkoff was instead stuck inside her small Geneva apartment watching pre-recorded TV programmes. Her frustration with what she calls "climate lockdown" is part of her motivation for suing the Swiss government alongside more than 2,000 other elderly women in the first ever climate…

'Climate lockdown' anger drives Swiss grandmother to sue Bern at EU court

GENEVA -- Last summer while dozens of Swiss pensioners were campaigning in the Alps to save their fast-melting glaciers, 85-year-old Marie-Eve Volkoff was instead stuck inside her small Geneva apartment watching pre-recorded TV programs.

'Climate lockdown' anger drives Swiss grandmother to sue Bern at EU court | Science-Environment

'Climate lockdown' anger drives Swiss grandmother to sue Bern at EU court Last summer while dozens of Swiss pensioners were campaigning in the Alps to save their fast-melting glaciers, 85-year-old Marie-Eve Volkoff was instead stuck inside her small Geneva apartment watching pre-recorded TV programmes.Her frustration with what she calls "climate lockdown" is part of her motivation for suing the Swiss government alongside more than 2,000 other …