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Oil contamination in the Ecuadorean Amazon rainforest.
Chevron Case Highlights Difficulty of Making Oil Companies Pay for Spills
The biggest oil spill cases show that lengthy and expensive litigation works in favor of oil companies
When an Ecuadorian judge ordered Chevron to pay plaintiffs $8.6 billion last month for damages from...
By Michael Keller and Stacy Feldman
Mar 20, 2011 | Read More
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Courts Wrestle with Texas Revolt Against EPA’s New Greenhouse Gas Rules
Every other state has complied with the tailoring rule that kicked in Jan. 2, even if officials have filed lawsuits challenging the EPA
WASHINGTON—It took a somewhat fancy legal two-step, but Texas has managed to become the sole state...
By Elizabeth McGowan
Jan 4, 2011 | Read More
Civil Conspiracy Lawsuits Filed Against Climate Change Deniers
The need for climate legislation is based upon a wide body of scientific evidence that shows...
By Linda McClure
Dec 6, 2009 | Read More