The US Supreme Court declined to hear a petition from young climate activists, ending a decade-long legal battle regarding their constitutional rights in relation to climate change. The case, Juliana v. United States, was filed in 2015 by 21 plaintiffs, who argued that the government's fossil fuel policies violated their rights to a safe climate. Although the case was dismissed, it sparked a global youth movement for climate rights. The plaintiffs, now aged 17 to 29, continue their advocacy, with some pursuing careers in environmental law and education. Our Children's Trust plans to initiate new legal actions based on the principles of the Juliana case.