Lawfare

As Boulder’s climate case reaches the Supreme Court, Sen. Whitehouse faces scrutiny over political donations from lawyers backing the litigation.

The full D.C. Circuit revived billions in Biden-era climate grants that Trump's EPA sought to claw back and Congress later...

An NAS report attributes extreme weather to CO2 emissions while offering climate litigators new tools to calculate damages and causation.

The Supreme Court will open its next term with a landmark climate case that could determine the future of lawsuits...

A federal judge questioned whether New York's climate superfund law can impose retroactive liability on energy companies for worldwide emissions.

The arrest of a suspected arsonist undercuts claims that climate change was responsible for one of Washington's most destructive wildfire...

France has arrested nearly 400 people linked to wildfires as officials say human activity—not climate change—is behind most fires.

A watchdog organization filed a complaint Monday accusing the University of Hawaii of unlawfully withholding public records that reveal whether...

Rep. Harriet Hageman says activist climate lawsuits are the Left's new carbon tax—and her bill aims to stop them.

A Soros-funded think tank's "Project 2029" proposes a climate agenda critics say would dramatically expand government power.

Michigan's new budget bars AG Dana Nessel from suing energy firms without legislative approval, a bipartisan rebuke of her climate...

Minnesota's transition away from coal leans heavily on solar panels tied to forced labor in China's Xinjiang region.

Climate lawsuits are draining your wallet without cooling the planet — courts are becoming a back-door energy tax.

One year after the UN's ICJ climate ruling, climate alarmism refuses to fade — despite mounting data undercutting the doomsday...