The 21 plaintiffs challenging the U.S. government in Juliana v. United States have already gotten the case further than almost anyone predicted. Photo credit: Robin Loznak 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…
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