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Former Washington Gov. Jay Inslee joined climate activists and wildfire survivors outside the Supreme Court as justices weigh a case that could determine whether local governments can sue fossil fuel companies over climate change damages and alleged marketing deception.
Watch at youtube.com →The Supreme Court is weighing whether state and local governments can sue energy companies over alleged harm caused by climate change. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall, who led 26 states in urging the high court to halt a climate lawsuit from Boulder, Colorado, joins CBS News to discuss.
Watch at youtube.com →Oil and gas corporations Exxon Mobil and Suncor Energy want the Supreme Court to decide that municipalities can’t sue them in state court for damages related to climate change.
Read at csmonitor.com →WASHINGTON, D.C.—The Supreme Court heard arguments Monday morning in a high-stakes case that asks if state and local governments can sue energy companies over hotly contested climate issues.
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