Minister for Law Edwin Tong is on an eight-day official visit to New York till Nov 4 as part of efforts to reaffirm Singapore's commitment to international law and strengthen legal partnerships, the Ministry of Law said on Wednesday (Oct 28). Tong's…
Environmental groups claimed the Bureau of Land Management allowed new wells on public land without obeying existing law. SAN FRANCISCO (CN) — A federal judge delivered a win to the Bureau of Land Management on Wednesday, ruling that environmental groups challenging…
Young is one of the 15 young Canadians who are suing the federal government over its climate policies. The youth applicants argue that their rights are being violated by the government’s inadequate action to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and fight climate…
Florida has sued a company that issues climate change assessments of property risks including flooding that the state alleges are deceptive, deviate from the federal flood insurance assessments, and are depressing home sales. First Street Technology Inc., the complaint filed…
Representative Jamie Raskin and Senator Sheldon Whitehouse Call on Attorney General Garland to “to investigate Big Oil for its decades-long disinformation campaign to mislead the public about the climate effects of fossil fuels and obstruct climate action.” Washington, D.C.
Staff spent over a year building a case against Citation Oil and Gas, then agency leaders let it resume operations. In June 2023, staff at an Oklahoma regulatory agency were fed up. The state isn’t known for cracking down on oil…
Back to Course Catalog Spring 2026 • Course Exam Type: Any Day Take-Home This course, which satisfies the Law School’s international legal studies graduation requirement for JDs, is intended to be inviting to individuals both with and without prior study of China.
Despite advancements in clean energy, global CO2 emissions continue to rise. IIASA researchers contributed to a new international study that underscores the importance of integrating technological advancements with robust institutional capacities to formulate effective climate policies. The Paris Agreement's goal to…
NewsNews | Oct 27, 2026 As the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the major climate lawsuit Suncor v. Boulder earlier this month, Western Slope rancher Kathryn Bedell prepared to sell off the last of her cattle herd. “When we had last winter, when…
Eugene Volokh | 10.27.2026 6:02 PM From a long opinion yesterday by Judge Eumi Lee (N.D. Cal.) in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. v. U.S. Dep't of Defense: The court issued a preliminary injunction, concluding § 4663 likely violates the Free Speech Clause and the Petition Clause: [Alibaba also]…
Holding polluters to account in court: youth climate cases, states and cities suing oil companies, Suncor v. Boulder at the Supreme Court and climate-superfund laws.
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