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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.

After the Palisades fire, officials edited reports and hid behind lawyers instead of owning clear failures.

Key 2026 court battles pit climate activists against U.S. energy companies, with huge stakes for oil, gas, and national energy...

2025 saw record-low extreme weather deaths, but legacy media keep sounding the alarm, burying any good climate news.

17 AGs warn the activist group "As You Sow" to stop pushing net-zero policies that violate antitrust laws and drain...

In 2025, climate lawfare faced repeated courtroom defeats, leaving litigants and industry alike awaiting a pivotal SCOTUS decision in 2026.

Ex-FERC official warns DOE’s data center plan could threaten grid reliability and strip states of control over power and costs.

Despite a pending lawsuit, Hawaii’s 11% cruise ship “Green Fee” climate tax will take effect Jan. 1., hitting passengers with...