Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
They’ll write serial stories disparaging FOIAs (the press!) “why are these people bothering asking questions about this little thing?!” (esp NAS) which little thing also is supposedly world-changing govoversight.org/dont-make-m… Even WaPo & NYT on same day. The state of today’s media😆
Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
National Academies' Climate Author Kept Working ‘Behind The Scenes’ Despite Conflict Concerns
Emails show a climate-litigation attorney continued shaping the judiciary chapter after officials removed him as an author.
climatechangedispatch.com/na… via @ccdeditor
More from the small world file, former Bloomberg SAAG in NY OAG who signed its lawfare suit turns up in Judiciary investigation into project to get to judges @zaruk @the_firebreak @curryja @RogerPielkeJr @ccdeditor @SteveGuest @ISAACforEnergy @JudiciaryGOP climatelitigationwatch.org/?…
Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
Bloomberg funded the State Impact Center to have fellows appointed to state Attorneys General, paying their salaries to prosecute energy providers.
NYU was the fiscal sponsor.
Under investigation, last month, the Center just vanished.
It never existed.
thefirebreak.org/p/foundatio…
Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
"What we find here is less than innocent. Michael Bloomberg made a donation to NYU to act as the fiscal sponsor to the State Impact Center that then paid his people to operate within the AG offices in 11 states to influence the agenda and implement his climate lawfare strategy."
Bloomberg funded the State Impact Center to have fellows appointed to state Attorneys General, paying their salaries to prosecute energy providers.
NYU was the fiscal sponsor.
Under investigation, last month, the Center just vanished.
It never existed.
thefirebreak.org/p/foundatio…
Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
You heard it first at THB
In actuality, it is much, much worse
judiciary.house.gov/media/pr…
Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
Supreme Court climate showdown jolted by Alito's last-minute decision
The Supreme Court justice did not explain, while Elena Kagan faces separate recusal calls over a judicial climate chapter.
foxnews.com/politics/supreme… #FoxNews
Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
Bowing to pressure from green groups, Justice Alito recuses himself days before SCOTUS hears the Suncor Energy v. Boulder County case which will decide whether states and counties can sue the energy industry. But:
"Justice Alito has not reported financial ties to Suncor Energy, the oil company at the heart of the dispute, nor to any other company directly involved in the case."
Justice Alito's recusal should not affect the outcome of the case but you never know. If he is recusing himself because he has other fossil fuel investments, then all the justices and every federal and state judge should recuse themselves from climate cases— because, whether they realize it or not, every government employee is an investor in fossil fuel companies.
nytimes.com/2026/09/28/us/po…
New York's climate law that tried to punish oil companies is ruled unconstitutional - go.shr.lc/4iQEeOo - @washtimes
New York's climate law that tried to punish oil companies is ruled unconstitutional - go.shr.lc/4iQEeOo - @washtimes
Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
As the end (likely, of this chapter) nears with 10/05 SCOTUS argument and an opinion by June, they’re losing their restraint about admitting the game theatlantic.com/science/2026… @ClimateLitWatch
Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
Fool Us Once
A Trojan Horse effort to place RCP8.5 back at the center of climate science and policy
rogerpielkejr.substack.com/p…
Climate Litigation Watch retweeted
Meanwhile the hits keep on coming @ClimateLitWatch nytimes.com/2026/09/22/clima…
