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Kids Take On The Government In Groundbreaking Climate Change Case

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Film director Christi Cooper.

Film director Christi Cooper.

Director Christi Cooper, center, with camera, filming during a youth climate march.

Director Christi Cooper, center, with camera, filming during a youth climate march.

Young plaintiffs in Christi Cooper's documentary

Young plaintiffs in Christi Cooper's documentary "Youth v Gov."

Plaintiffs in the documentary

Plaintiffs in the documentary "Youth v Gov."

A scene from Christi Cooper's documentary

A scene from Christi Cooper's documentary "Youth v Gov."

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, near his Florida home after a storm.

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, near his Florida home after a storm. LYNNE REID

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, near his Florida home after a storm.

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, near his Florida home after a storm. LYNNE REID

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, near his Florida home after a storm.

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, near his Florida home after a storm. LYNNE REID

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, in a tree near his Florida home after a storm.

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, in a tree near his Florida home after a storm. LYNNE REID

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, near his Florida home after a storm.

Christi Cooper filming Levi D., a plaintiff in the youth climate change case, near his Florida home after a storm. LYNNE REID

Christi Cooper filming at a science march.

Christi Cooper filming at a science march. CATIA JULIANA

authorAnnette Hinkle on Mar 9, 2021
As far as court cases go, “Juliana vs. The United States” was certainly unusual. The 2015 case was named for Oregon resident Kelsey Juliana, the oldest of 21 young plaintiffs... more

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