Lawfare

NYC’s congestion pricing program includes special treatment for ethnic minorities, but not for non-minorities, which is likely illegal.

China-linked nonprofits funneled millions to Earthjustice as the group targeted Louisiana energy projects, a Pelican Institute report finds.

Hochul seeks to scale back the CLCPA as NY Assembly proposes $500 energy rebates to offset rising utility costs.

Supreme Court rulings on agency power are forcing a legal rethink of the EPA’s 2009 climate regulation that helped drive...

California's cap-and-trade program didn't save the environment — it just made gas much more expensive while driving refineries out.

Activist judges and environmentalist litigators wield outsized power, crippling industries, mismanaging forests, and undermining America’s interests.

New York's Climate Act is driving up energy bills and risking blackouts. Here's what's at stake for the grid —...

A climate "superfund" bill could add 33 cents per gallon to fuel costs in a state already paying the nation's...

Questions swirl over the climate science chapter in a federal judges’ reference manual after analysis found major overlap with a...

Senate Dems press the Federal Judicial Center to restore a deleted climate science chapter, igniting a fight over judicial neutrality...

UN-backed climate investing group relaunches with looser rules after firms quit amid antitrust scrutiny from U.S. officials.

A North Carolina judge dismissed the Town of Carrboro’s climate lawsuit against Duke Energy, marking another setback for climate lawfare.

Texas officials filed civil and criminal charges after thousands of wind turbine blades were allegedly dumped near Sweetwater.

Exxon sues California AG Rob Bonta for defamation, marking a rare moment of Big Oil going on offense in climate...