By Seamus McGraw Allies and critics alike were caught off-guard when Andre M. Davis, Baltimore’s city solicitor, announced in July that the vulnerable coastal city…
By Karen Savage Although their case remains on hold while the Supreme Court reviews a last-ditch, extraordinary motion by the Trump Administration, the 21 young…
By Dana Drugmand Three families in Germany are suing their government hoping to compel it to cut carbon emissions as it has promised, joining a…
By Ucilia Wang David Boyd stood in front of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City on Thursday as the new special rapporteur…
By Dana Drugmand More than a dozen communities and environmental organizations in France are challenging the French multinational oil and gas company Total for its…
By Karen Savage A newly revealed research document is adding to the growing body of evidence showing that while Royal Dutch Shell was internally acknowledging…
By Ucilia Wang New York filed a lawsuit against ExxonMobil on Wednesday, alleging that the company has deceived investors for years by deliberately downplaying the…
By Seamus McGraw Does the U.S. Constitution, with its guarantees of liberty and privacy, also impose an obligation on the part of the federal government…
By Karen Savage The 21 young plaintiffs in the landmark climate suit Juliana v. United States filed its response to the Supreme Court on Monday,…
By Karen Savage The U.S. Supreme Court has put the brakes on the landmark youth-led climate lawsuit, Juliana v. United States. In a one-page order…