Lawfare

How a already decided EPA ruling became the legal backbone of U.S. climate policy—and why its scientific foundation is now...

Federal officials say a University of Minnesota wind turbine killed a bald eagle, triggering penalties under federal wildlife law.

A coalition of state attorneys general accused the climate chapter of advocacy, leading the Federal Judicial Center to pull it.

Climate activists are pushing an indirect carbon tax through lawsuits, giving the Supreme Court a prime chance to shut down...

A California law banning new oil drilling near homes has left many oil-and-gas mineral rights owners unable to use or...

A GOP lawmaker is pushing to revive Biden-era green energy subsidies, reopening the debate over using taxpayer dollars to support...

Opponents warn language in a new funding bill could lay groundwork for future carbon taxes by directing an Energy Department...

Bipartisan Virginia lawmakers blocked a climate superfund bill, citing retroactive liability and due-process concerns.

Twenty-two state attorneys general urge the House to investigate alleged climate bias influencing federal judges.

In its latest scientific manual for judges, the Federal Judicial Center promotes climate attribution methods over real-world testing.

Green energy mandates and capacity shortfalls are driving NJ electric bills sharply higher, prompting an emergency response from the state’s...

Legal experts say a key judges’ reference manual strays from neutral education, raising concerns about bias in cases involving environmental...

Sierra Club activists turn on Massachusetts Democrat over an energy affordability bill they say weakens climate mandates.

British courts once forced classroom warnings over major errors in Al Gore’s climate film — two decades later, the inaccuracies...