Analysts warn of consequences if SCOTUS doesn't toss Boulder climate lawsuit
- Legal analysts warn that the U.S. Supreme Court case involving Boulder’s climate lawsuit could significantly affect future climate change litigation.
- Boulder County lawyers argue that the Clean Air Act and state nuisance laws allow them to regulate emissions affecting global climate change.
- Boulder asserts there is no constitutional barrier to states addressing harms caused by out-of-state actions, citing examples like defective cars and asbestos sales.
- Professor Saikrishna Prakash notes that Boulder’s regulations could impact producers of greenhouse gas-intensive products both nationally and internationally.
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Analysts warn of consequences if SCOTUS doesn't toss Boulder climate lawsuit - The Daily Bo Snerdley
(The Center Square) – Legal analysts and advocates warn that a case before the U.S. Supreme Court could have dire consequences on climate change litigation depending on the ruling. On Oct. 5, justices on the high court will hear arguments in Suncor v. Boulder County, a case that is seeking millions of dollars in damages from energy companies for contributions toward climate change. Lawyers for Boulder County, Colorado, argued that the Clean Ai…
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Analysts warn of consequences if SCOTUS doesn’t toss Boulder climate lawsuit
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Analysts warn of consequences if SCOTUS doesn't toss Boulder climate lawsuit
(The Center Square) – Legal analysts and advocates warn that a case before the U.S. Supreme Court could have dire consequences on climate change litigation depending on the ruling.
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