Lawfare

Minnesota’s proposed climate superfund targets energy companies, but costs won’t stay there—they’ll be passed on to consumers at the pump...

Boulder’s anti-fossil fuel policies won’t get it to net-zero by 2035 or impact global warming due to rising emissions elsewhere.

Minnesota and Illinois AGs sue over federal orders keeping coal plants open, arguing no grid emergency and warning of higher...

Democratic states push climate superfund laws and lawsuits against fossil fuel companies, threatening U.S. energy production and reliability.

AB 130 forces new California homes to pay costly “VMT mitigation” fees, driving up prices while claiming to fight climate...

DOJ sues Morris Township over gas ban, claiming it raises costs and violates federal energy law.

Courts increasingly assign disaster liability to deep-pocketed defendants, even when natural forces and policy choices drive the damage.

Michigan’s antitrust case against energy firms faces likely dismissal as critics say it repackages failed legal theories with even weaker...

State senate committee tells AG Josh Kaul to end use of privately funded, billionaire-backed attorneys to prosecute climate litigation.

Italy will postpone shutting down its coal plants until 2038 as energy supply concerns rise amid the Iranian war and...

Report warns net zero investing is cutting retirement returns, with savers potentially losing hundreds of thousands over time.

The economic and scientific premises behind EV mandates are collapsing. California's ACC II regulation may be the next domino to...

Taxpayer-funded NAS keeps disputed climate chapter alive, raising concerns about judicial bias and efforts to hinder Trump’s energy agenda.

NAS continues circulating a disputed judicial science chapter after judges backed away, raising concerns over bias and calls for Congress...