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Big Oil’s Climate Deception Explained in 101 Documents

Fossil fuel companies are desperate to escape trial in climate deception lawsuits. The Supreme Court should not shield them from accountability.

A wide range of voices — from ranchers and tribes to economists and bipartisan officials — urged the Supreme Court to reject Exxon and Suncor’s efforts to escape trial for climate deception

Ranchers, conservative legal scholars, and former Republican EPA chiefs are siding against oil companies. Here's why.

The county joins New Jersey and Hoboken in seeking money for storm costs and flood protection.

Did Alito’s vote put Suncor v. Boulder before the Supreme Court? Alito recused when Court rejected Honolulu climate case presenting nearly identical…

Big Oil knew and lied. Now, they need to pay. Join us in Washington, D.C, to make our voices heard.

Big Oil’s Climate Deception Explained in 101 Documents

Big Oil knew and lied. Now, they need to pay. Join us in Washington, D.C, to make our voices heard.

The Clean Air Act was designed to shield Americans from harmful pollution. It was not designed to shield fossil fuel companies from legal accountability or to eviscerate states’ authority to protec…

Justice Alito must recuse from Suncor v. Boulder under the court’s own Code of Conduct, watchdog says.

Justice Alito must recuse from Suncor v. Boulder under the court’s own Code of Conduct, watchdog says.

Big Oil knew and lied. Now, they need to pay. Join us in Washington, D.C, to make our voices heard.

What on Earth is the “structure of the Constitution?”

Big Oil knew and lied. Now, they need to pay. Join us in Washington, D.C, to make our voices heard.

While raising premiums due to climate change-related costs, insurance industry groups are backing Big Oil in their attempt to duck legal accountability

Justice Alito must recuse from Suncor v. Boulder under the court’s own Code of Conduct, watchdog says.

ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy “have come to the wrong forum at the wrong time with the wrong arguments,” Boulder told the justices, who will consider the case this fall.

Law professors say Big Oil’s “unusual” arguments have “no merit” and are “at odds” with principles of federalism.

A wide range of voices — from ranchers and tribes to economists and bipartisan officials — urged the Supreme Court to reject Exxon and Suncor’s efforts to escape trial for climate deception

As Big Oil tries to escape accountability, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in one of dozens of climate deception lawsuits. Here’s what you need to know.

Can state courts decide who pays for damage from climate change? As the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to consider the question, an environmental law expert

Law professors say Big Oil’s “unusual” arguments have “no merit” and are “at odds” with principles of federalism.

Court-watchers will get an early look at just how audacious the conservative bloc is going to be this fall.

 The first case the US Supreme Court will hear this fall term is a blockbuster climate lawsuit — one of dozens brought by state and local governments that argue oil companies deceived the public abou...

Justice Alito must recuse from Suncor v. Boulder under the court’s own Code of Conduct, watchdog says.

While raising premiums due to climate change-related costs, insurance industry groups are backing Big Oil in their attempt to duck legal accountability

Antonio Guterres slammed the energy industry at the UN General Assembly on Tuesday. 'Those who polluted the most, and profited the most, must do far more to repair the damage they caused,' he urged.

Big Oil knew and lied. Now, they need to pay. Join us in Washington, D.C, to make our voices heard.

With a U.S. Supreme Court decision looming on whether the company can be held liable for climate deception, internal documents show a campaign to question science.

With a U.S. Supreme Court decision looming on whether the company can be held liable for climate deception, internal documents show a campaign to question science.

As Big Oil tries to escape accountability, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments in one of dozens of climate deception lawsuits. Here’s what you need to know.