Arizona v. Navajo Nation: A Crucial Legal Battle Amidst the Southwest’s Drought Crisis
Navajo Nation in the American Southwest is involved in a Supreme Court case about access to water on the reservation. How might the justices rule?
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A Breakdown of West Virginia v. EPA
SCOTUS ruled 6-3 that the EPA overstepped its authority in regulating greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. What comes next?
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Wearing a Blindfold and Four Other Ways Oil Companies Play “Peekaboo” with Lawsuits
Recent years have seen state and local legislatures fighting legal battles with large fossil fuel companies over their negligence and role in considerably damaging the...
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Should Oil Companies Really Be Avoiding Lawsuits?
Oil companies are trying to avoid lawsuits for past malpractice. Ethan considers if deflecting is actually a good financial decision for them.
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