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Shell Faces Lawsuit Over Extreme Weather Events in Brazil

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An NGO and federal prosecutors in Brazil filed a lawsuit against Shell's subsidiary, seeking $108 million in compensation for catastrophic flooding that occurred in southern Brazil in 2024. The legal action is based on an attribution study, which cites estimates that Shell holds responsibility for 2.02 percent of global carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel and cement-making.

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The lawsuit targets major polluters for specific extreme weather events, a new legal trend. The report notes that Shell's share of global carbon dioxide emissions is more than three times that of Petrobras, the state-owned oil company in Brazil.

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  • ShellBritish multinational oil and gas company targeted by the lawsuit

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