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Federal judge slammed San Juan’s climate lawsuit as plagiarized and warned lawyers against using copy-paste tactics in climate litigation.

California's SB 222, which would have allowed lawsuits against oil and gas companies over natural disasters, officially died in committee.

The climate scam is dying, even if the cult won’t admit their narrative is crumbling. Here are just the latest...

The DC Superior Court has denied Michael Mann’s request to postpone paying over $500,000 in legal fees to National Review.

Extreme weather attribution hyped by WWA clashes with IPCC data, relying on shaky methods and PR, not peer-reviewed science.

In Europe, firms face lawsuits for not being green enough, while in the U.S., banks and asset managers are sued...

The judge ruled the 2023 Gulf lease sale violated environmental law by ignoring climate, CO2 emissions, and whale impacts.

A new Maine bill aims to end AG Frey’s climate lawsuit against big oil, prioritizing the state's well-being over politically...

After multiple appeals, the Supreme Court declined to hear a youth-led lawsuit claiming the U.S. government worsened climate change.

The climate movement is collapsing as policies unravel, public skepticism grows, and the ‘social cost of carbon’ is exposed as...

States and localities are using lawsuits to shape national energy policy by targeting companies the federal government wants to see...

Groups getting nationwide injunctions from friendly judges are usurping the role of the president and the will of the voters.

Judicial activism has accelerated at least $20B in wasteful climate grants, entrenching taxpayer-funded political favoritism and eroding public trust.

Superfund laws and similar legislative shakedowns target energy companies for millions or billions in climate cash and do nothing for...