Will Alito stepping aside influence the result of the important climate case?
Justice Samuel Alito’s sudden decision to recuse himself has caused a stir in an important Supreme Court case that could significantly impact climate litigation nationwide. The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on October 5 in the case of Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County. This case addresses whether local governments in […]
Justice Alito Steps Back from Important Climate Case Involving Oil Companies
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Withdraws from Climate Change Case Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito will not participate in a significant climate change case involving two oil companies and a few local governments in Colorado, as announced by the court on Monday—just a week before the case is set for arguments. According to a letter […]
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito Steps Back From Major Climate Case
Justice Samuel Alito of the Supreme Court has decided to recuse himself from an important climate case just a week prior to the scheduled oral arguments. According to a letter from Supreme Court Clerk Scott Harris, Alito—a justice appointed by former President George W. Bush—has opted not to participate in Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners […]
Code Pink interrupts Climate Week event due to military carbon emissions
Code Pink Disrupts Climate Week Event in NYC A member of Code Pink, a well-known far-left group that frequently confronts politicians, interrupted a Climate Week event in New York City on Thursday. The protester accused the U.S. military of having a significant role in the ongoing climate crisis. This disruption happened at an event organized […]
Roy Cooper Prioritized NYT Climate Conference Two Years Ago Instead of Hurricane Helene Preparedness
Cooper’s Controversial Departure During Hurricane Helene North Carolina’s governor, Roy Cooper, a Democrat running for Senate, opted to travel to New York City just as Hurricane Helene was gaining strength and preparing to make landfall. This came at a time when he was expected to spearhead the state’s preparedness efforts. Despite knowing that the storm […]
Training for US Judges on Climate Issues May Be Connected to CCP, Group Informs Congress
A national security organization has initiated a substantial advertising campaign, worth six figures, urging Congress to investigate a nonprofit that educates American judges on climate science, partly due to alleged connections to China. On Tuesday morning, State Armor reiterated its call to five Republican committee leaders—two in the Senate and three in the House—via a […]
No Hurricanes Occurred During the Peak of the 2026 Season. A Former Climate Reporter Explains Why This Hasn’t Been Noted.
A former climate journalist shared that she intentionally steered clear of reporting positive weather news, believing that it would complicate the narrative around climate change as an urgent threat. Lucy Biggers mentioned on X that, “When I was a climate reporter, I never covered positive climate stories because it would ‘muddy the narrative’ that climate […]
Critics claim concerns about AI regulation resemble the Y2K and climate change worries.
Concerns about artificial intelligence (AI) in Washington are starting to resemble the Y2K scare, according to experts, who remember how intense fears of technological failures led to major efforts that ultimately fell short of the dire predictions. “You could create all kinds of alarming scenarios similar to Y2K. People thought the financial system would implode […]
Rep. Brandon Gill: Support the Stop Climate Shakedown Act to Safeguard America
Let’s start with a clear point: If California’s Gov. Gavin Newsom, Minnesota’s Tim Walz, and Illinois’ JB Pritzker are against something related to energy policy, it’s probably a good idea we should consider endorsing. This seems particularly true for the Stop Climate Shakedown Act of 2026, which has been recently introduced to Congress by Rep. […]
EPA Prepares for Legal Battle After Challenging Biden-Era Climate Regulation
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has decided to repeal greenhouse gas regulations for power plants that use coal and natural gas, a move that could lead to another legal battle over the federal government’s ability to regulate the energy sector as per the Clean Air Act. This rollback is expected to save the energy industry […]