Supreme Court to consider whether suit may go forward seeking to hold energy companies liable for climate change

Some U.S. states have filed lawsuits seeking to hold energy companies responsible for damage caused by climate change. The Supreme Court is now deciding whether these lawsuits can proceed in state courts. The case is significant for businesses and could affect whether similar climate-related suits can move forward nationwide. The Court will hear arguments on the case starting Monday.

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  1. Sep 30Only right-leaning coverage:Supreme Court’s Suncor Case Is ‘Bigger’ Than A ‘Climate’ Policy Dispute
  2. Oct 1Supreme Court to consider whether suit may go forward seeking to hold energy companies liable for climate change
  3. Oct 2What to watch in the Supreme Court's big climate case

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Supreme Court to consider whether suit may go forward seeking to hold energy companies liable for climate change

3 developments · 6 sources
How each side is putting it

Left

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AxiosLean Left· 1d ago

What to watch in the Supreme Court's big climate case

Center

2 viewpoints
Deseret NewsCenter· 1d ago

Can Colorado make oil companies pay for climate damage? The Supreme Court will soon decide

SCOTUSblogCenter· 2d ago

Supreme Court to consider whether suit may go forward seeking to hold energy companies liable for climate change

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2 viewpoints
Washington ExaminerRight· 2d ago

Supreme Court case could crimp states’ ability to sue oil and gas firms over climate change

Ran by 2 outlets· The Federalist, Conservative Review
The FederalistRight· 3d ago

Supreme Court’s Suncor Case Is ‘Bigger’ Than A ‘Climate’ Policy Dispute

Conservative ReviewRight· 3d ago

Supreme Court’s Suncor Case Is ‘Bigger’ Than A ‘Climate’ Policy Dispute