Lawfare

The NAS president conceded the climate science chapter lacked standard oversight, while its authors’ ties to plaintiffs raised bias concerns.

German power grid attacks have targeted substations and high-voltage lines, as authorities investigate links to far-left climate extremists.

California clean air laws remain intact after a federal judge blocked the Trump EPA’s effort to repeal the state’s special...

Internal documents fuel a mounting NASEM climate advocacy scandal, raising questions about donor funding, independence, and political activism.

A federal judge blocked New York’s climate superfund law, which sought $75 billion from energy companies for costs attributed to...

NJ’s $50B climate superfund bill is drawing renewed opposition over warnings it could raise energy costs, threaten jobs, and deter...

State AGs allege a NASEM biased climate report was shaped by funders and advocates tied to climate litigation and designed...

Energy companies and free speech rights are at the center of concerns over a Colorado climate lawsuit coming before the...

The Boulder climate lawsuit could revive efforts to use state tort law to hold fossil fuel companies liable for global...

Interior's Endangered Species Act changes restore property rights while retaining key protections for threatened wildlife and critical habitat.

Endangerment Finding litigation is stalled as climate groups seek delays that could push the legal fight toward a Democratic presidency...

The Ninth Circuit dealt another blow to youth climate activists seeking to overturn Trump’s fossil fuel policies through the courts.

NAS removed its disputed climate science chapter amid questions over climate attribution and a climate litigation lawyer’s involvement.

Senate Republicans seek to repeal EPA waivers giving California emissions rules nationwide reach over vehicles and equipment.