The Supreme Court began its new term on October 5, 2026, with oral arguments in the case of Suncor v. Boulder. This case addresses the ability of state and local governments to seek damages from fossil fuel companies for their contributions to global warming. The case is an appeal of a decision made by the Colorado Supreme Court, which permitted such claims to proceed.
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Supreme Court hears arguments in climate case involving energy firms
The Supreme Court commenced its new term on October 5, 2026, by hearing oral arguments in the climate case Suncor v. Boulder. This case could influence the ability of state and local governments to pursue damages from fossil fuel companies related to global warming.
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