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Will Polluters Be Let Off the Hook for Climate Damages in the U.S.?
Some states are passing laws to shield industrial polluters from climate liability – and a liability shield bill has just been introduced in Congress.
 • Dana Drugmand
Farmers vs. Fossil Fuel Firms
From Belgium to Pakistan to Vermont, small farmers are using legal tools to take on big fossil fuel polluters in a fight for climate justice.
 • Dana Drugmand
Vermont’s Landmark Climate Superfund Law is Headed to Court
A federal district judge in Vermont is set to hear arguments in the first major court test of the first-in-the-nation polluter pays climate law.
 • Dana Drugmand
US Offshore Wind Projects Advance Amidst Iran War and Oil Market Disruption
Projects hit key milestones despite President Trump’s war on wind, and at a time when Trump’s new Middle East war is a stark reminder of fossil fuel…
 • Dana Drugmand
These Initiatives and Trends are Directly Confronting the Big Carbon Cartel
From lawsuits and competition from renewables to the first international conference to tackle fossil fuels head-on, the oil and gas industry is facing…
 • Dana Drugmand
Trump and Republicans Want to Block State and Local Climate Action and Accountability Efforts, Too
A looming Supreme Court case could potentially foreclose state avenues to hold climate polluters accountable. Combined with no federal oversight of…
 • Dana Drugmand
Trump is Trying to Sabotage Global Climate Action
Experts say the US is defying international law on climate change and has become a “climate bully."
 • Dana Drugmand
One Earth Now
One Earth Now
Dispatches on climate action and accountability during this decisive decade.

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