Lawfare

Labour's energy bill permanently bans new North Sea drilling and fracking, defying industry leaders who warn the timing couldn't be...

After judicial defeats halted offshore wind construction orders, the administration pivoted to legal settlements—paying developers to abandon projects.

Michigan's antitrust lawsuit against oil companies faces dismissal as defendants expose fatal flaws in the state's novel energy conspiracy theory.

California’s gas tops $6 as import reliance deepens, refinery closures bite, and Energy Secretary Chris Wright warns of a growing...

California Dems target oil companies with billions in wildfire liability while state regulations strangle energy production and forest management.

The U.S. Department of Justice is taking legal action against Minnesota, challenging the state’s climate lawsuit against prominent energy companies.

Florida AG James Uthmeier escalates from warnings to subpoenas, targeting ESG packaging coordination and climate judicial influence campaigns.

House Judiciary Committee ramps up investigation of climate activists and attorneys accused of biasing federal judges.

Three top physicists tell Chief Justice Roberts that a new chapter in the federal judges' science manual replaces empirical rigor...

The second Trump administration dismantles climate orthodoxy, restoring reason to the energy debate one Congressional hearing at a time.

Cities and states are suing fossil fuel companies for alleged climate harms. The first multibillion-dollar judgment could unleash a cascade...

Lee Zeldin and Rep. Rosa DeLauro sparred over landmark SCOTUS cases during a tense budget hearing, with Zeldin accusing her...

Vermont and New York have passed climate superfund laws, while nine other states consider similar proposals demanding billions from oil...

A Rockefeller-funded study will calculate climate damages to justify a Maryland law forcing oil companies to pay billions in adaptation...