Lawfare

From Pennsylvania to New York, leaders talk affordability while backing policies that drive electricity prices up.

California sues energy producers over climate, but families still face soaring bills while officials dodge real solutions.

DC court upholds sanctions against Michael Mann after misleading $9.7M jury figure, marking yet another major legal blow.

EPA moves against xAI’s Colossus 1 data center, exposing Big Tech loopholes and sparking a legal fight over energy and...

EPA will no longer pad air pollution rules with monetized “lives saved,” ending decades of inflated death counts used to...

New York’s Climate Act promises bold energy goals, but seven years in any progress is nonexistent and nuclear plans lag...

Blue states are pushing climate liability bills that could make homeowners pay more while targeting energy companies.

Justices weighed whether oil companies can move climate lawsuits to federal court, while warning of a potential exodus from state...

Louisiana trial attorneys gave $15,000 to the judge presiding over the Chevron case, and later won a $744M judgment.

Chevron wants the Supreme Court to move a costly Louisiana coastal lawsuit from state to federal court, citing federal authority.

Trump pulls U.S. out of IPCC and UNFCCC, reversing decades of climate agreements and taking on the global climate establishment.

Trump’s exit from the UN’s IPCC and UNFCCC sparks backlash from climate activists and praise from supporters.

Dozens of families sue L.A. and California, blaming government failures for the pain and suffering of loved ones lost in...

Federal appeals court blocks Hawaii’s new cruise ship climate tax hours before it was set to take effect.