Washington voters upheld the Climate Commitment Act, rejecting an initiative to repeal it and showing commitment to reducing GHG emissions.

10,000+ climate survivors urge the DOJ to investigate the fossil fuel industry for its role in exacerbating climate disasters.

The House Judiciary Committee has launched an antitrust investigation into Climate Action 100+, accusing the investing group of colluding.

Greenpeace to counter sue Energy Transfer, claiming the fossil fuel giant abused the legal system to silence criticism.

In a groundbreaking climate victory, Hawaii's youth plaintiffs have secured a landmark settlement involving net zero commitments.

Exxon sued shareholder activists who proposed faster emissions reductions, but the lawsuit was dismissed after withdrawal of the proposal.

In a landmark ruling on June 28, 2024, the Supreme Court overturned the Chevron doctrine, reshaping how federal agencies' interpret law.

Environmental groups are urging President Biden to pardon lawyer Steven Donziger who won a lawsuit against Chevron for Amazon.

Michigan's Attorney General is preparing to sue fossil fuel companies over climate change impacts.

The SEC will deliberate on the adoption of rules mandating climate disclosures for companies in response to investor demand for transparency

In a historic clash, California's climate disclosure laws face a federal lawsuit from a coalition of corporate giants, citing free speech.

UK lawmakers join the chorus of environmental groups, aiming to block Amazon-deforesting meat giant JBS from Wall Street's embrace.

Supreme court deals big blow to big oil: climate change claims stay local, raising the heat on polluters.

In Juliana v. United States, Judge Ann Aiken denied the U.S. government's motion to dismiss.

The Climate Judiciary Project educates U.S. judges on climate change, collaborating with experts to create an unbiased curriculum.

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