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German utility RWE has contested a court鈥檚 evidence order from November 2017 which says that a consultant shall assess whether greenhouse gas emissions caused by the country鈥檚 largest coal user have contributed to the melting of a glacier in Peru, which now threatens the home of plaintiff Saul Luciano Lliuya, website  (U+E) writes. RWE told U+E in a letter that there were still  鈥渃onsiderable judicial doubts about the legitimacy, conclusiveness, and reasonable justification of the lawsuit backed by [NGO] Germanwatch and other interest groups鈥�. The energy company argues that, according to German law, a single emitter could not be held accountable for 鈥済lobally effective processes like climate change鈥�. Lliuya鈥檚 lawyer, Roda Verheyen, told U+E that the court will need to give its view by the beginning of March. The website writes that 鈥渢his gives the impression that RWE intends to protract the entire lawsuit鈥�. Lliuya鈥檚 supporter Germanwatch estimates that the consultant鈥檚 report might take up to two years to finish.

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