In a historic ruling, the International Court of Justice declares that governments are legally obligated to address climate change and may face reparations for inaction. This episode examines the implications of the ruling, the challenges in U.S. clean energy incentives, and the dire environmental impacts witnessed at home and abroad. We also discuss the roles of grassroots movements in pushing for climate justice. Sources: Inside Climate News, Columbia Climate School, Yale Environment 360, Semafor, The Guardian.