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A few hundred miles north of Peru's capital of Lima lives a farmer named Saul Luciano

Ulya. He's lived in the region all his life, but in 2015 he followed a lawsuit against the largest utility company in Germany.

What stands out about this lawsuit is that the utility, called R-W-E. has no operations in Peru. But Saul says that he and this company on another

continent do have something to hash out and it has to do with a glacier that is melting near his city.

So essentially he is asking R. W. E. to help pay for the cost of defending Juarez, which is his hometown, from a potential flood.

The city is below a lake and there's a risk that as climate change accelerates,

an avalanche will collapse into the lake and the lake will

spill down into the city which could be potentially catastrophic. That's Camilla

Hudson, she's a climate reporter at the F.T.

And the reason that he's suing them is because they are one of Europe's biggest polluters, a major industrial

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