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2026-10-05 12:32
Climate Policy Belongs To Congress, Not Colorado
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Climate Policy Belongs To Congress, Not Colorado
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The Washington Post · +23h Washington Examiner · +25h RealClearPolitics · +26h The Hill
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- The Washington PostLean left
Boulder, Colo., is hoping its novel lawsuit will be the environmental equivalent of the landmark litigation that produced billions in damages and settlements against Big Tobacco and opioid makers.
Read at washingtonpost.com → - The HillCenter
For more than 60 years, America’s response to global climate change has been like a hot potato passed from the presidency to Congress and the courts. Now, Congress should end the game once and for all.
Read at thehill.com → - Washington ExaminerLean right
Do state courts have the power to regulate not just national industries but global ones, including conduct that took place entirely outside the state? That is the question facing the Supreme Court on Monday when it hears oral arguments in Suncor Energy v. Boulder County.
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The HillCenter
The oil industry should pay for climate change — and Congress should decide how
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Climate Policy Belongs To Congress, Not Colorado
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Climate policy belongs to Congress, not Colorado
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Should Big Oil pay for climate change? A Supreme Court case will help decide.
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