Nrk.no reports that Norway's Supreme Court, in a Grand Chamber ruling, sided 6–5 with Greenpeace and Natur og Ungdom in their climate lawsuit, ordering the state to pay over 5 million kroner in legal costs. Under the ruling, new oil and gas fields like Tyrving, Breidablikk, and Yggdrasil must assess the climate effects of combustion abroad across the whole Norwegian continental shelf, while the state, through attorney Fredrik Sejersted, argued its thorough impact assessments met all EEA law requirements.