If the Supreme Court Ties on Boulder, Here Is What Actually Happens to Big Oil’s Climate Cases | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action NowClimate & Energy Argued October 5 · Ruling Pending Supreme Court · Climate Liability If the Supreme Court Ties on Boulder, Here Is What Actually Happens to Big Oil’s Climate Cases With
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Thirty six days before the midterms, record diesel prices have put the administration in a genuine bind: the one option that sounds decisive, banning fuel exports, is also the one its own energy secretary says could backfire, and the White House now appears to be quietly walking away from it. Diesel Just Hit $6.53 a
In late October, fifteen young Canadians who were as young as seven when they first filed suit will walk into a federal courtroom in Vancouver to argue that their government’s climate policy is violating their constitutional rights. No youth-led case has ever gone this far in Canadian legal history. Seven Years, Fifteen Plaintiffs, One Trial:
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The Trump administration is internally split over a 90-day ban on diesel exports that Trump supports, his Energy Secretary opposes, agricultural-state Republicans are demanding, and oil-producing-state Republicans are fighting. The midterms are six weeks away. Diesel keeps climbing. ⛽ SAN Energy & Climate · Breaking · September 24, 2026 Diesel Is $6.52 a Gallon. The
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Oil, Coal, and Solar: The Three-Front Energy Mess Hitting Republicans Before the Midterms | Sustainable Action Now Sustainable Action Now Climate & Energy Developing Story Energy Politics Oil, Coal, and Solar: The Three-Front Energy Mess Hitting Republicans Before the Midterms Gas prices are climbing because of a war nobody can quickly end. A federal court
Fifteen Wisconsin Kids. One Constitutional Fight. A Future That Belongs to Them. Read More »
Our Youth, Climate, SAN NewsThey can’t vote. They didn’t cause this crisis. But they are standing up anyway, for Wisconsin’s waters and climate, and for every child who will inherit the world we leave behind. 🌍 SAN Our Youth · Climate Justice Fifteen Wisconsin Kids. One Constitutional Fight. A Future That Belongs to Them. They can’t vote. They didn’t