A growing global wave of climate change litigation is led by minors, relying on their human rights, as well as those of future generations against governments and their failure to take action on climate change. Such litigation is emerging also before the Court of Justice of the European Union, where the ambitiousness of the EU’s climate change policies, embodied in the 2030 Climate and Energy Policy Framework, is challenged. This may suggest a possible ‘rights turn’ in EU climate change litigation, where the use of rights claims intensifies and allows stakeholders traditionally excluded from decision making to raise their concerns in a judicial forum. This article explains why this trend has failed to materialize in the EU through an analysis of EU environmental law particularities. From this view, it shows the shortcomings of the 2030 Framework, and by drawing inspiration from successful enforcement of statutory obligations in EU air quality legislation, the article suggests how these may be remedied in future legislative action.

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未成年人和后代的人权：全球趋势和欧盟环境法的特殊性

在未成年人的领导下，全球气候变化诉讼浪潮日益增强，这些未成年人依靠他们的人权以及反对政府的子孙后代的人权以及他们未对气候变化采取行动的权利。此类诉讼也在欧盟法院提出，在该法院，《 2030年气候与能源政策框架》所体现的欧盟气候变化政策的雄心勃勃受到了挑战。这可能暗示了欧盟气候变化诉讼中可能的“权利转向”，其中权利要求的使用加剧了，并允许传统上被排除在决策之外的利益相关方在司法论坛上提出自己的担忧。本文通过分析欧盟环境法的特殊性来解释为什么这种趋势未能在欧盟中实现。从这个角度来看，它显示了2030年框架的缺点，