litigation
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The EPA Just Erased the Legal Foundation for All Federal Climate Rules. The Courts Are the Only Thing Left.
Repealing the 2009 Endangerment Finding doesn't just end emissions regulations. It ends the EPA's legal authority to regulate greenhouse gases under any future administration without an act of Congress.
Courts Are Making Climate Policy Because Governments Won't
The ICJ's 2025 advisory opinion is now triggering binding rulings from The Hague to the Caribbean. The Dutch government is appealing. Governments worldwide are watching who wins.
The Legal Spine of Climate Policy Just Broke
The EPA repealed its 2009 endangerment finding in February. Environmental groups sued in April. The outcome of that case determines whether the US has any federal climate authority at all.
The Flag That Forced a Settlement
The Trump administration spent two months fighting to keep the Pride flag off a federal flagpole at Stonewall. A lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court changed that in days.