I’d suggest this is potentially not just one attorneys office copying the ‘homework’ out of another office because of sheer laziness.
Category: Climate Lawsuits
Breaking: Major Under-the-Radar SCOTUS Decision on Climate Lawfare
There are Supreme Court decisions that arrive with fanfare, and then there are those that quietly rearrange the legal landscape in ways that only become obvious after the dust settles.…
Happer, Lindzen, Koonin Letter to the Federal Judicial Center
Because the “How Science Works” chapter was written in large part to support the now-withdrawn climate chapter—and because it departs so dramatically from the Manual’s tradition of neutrality—we respectfully recommend…
Environmentalists are fighting our living standards in court
A decisive ruling to halt this lawfare overreach can’t come soon enough.
Claim: AI Laws Overlook Environmental Damage
Southampton Lecturer in Law Louise Du Toit is concerned that even EU regulators seem to be overlooking the AI Environmental Crisis.
Climate Change Weekly # 574— The Fight for an Honest Judicial Assessment of Climate Science Is Not Over
Judges are directed to the writings of Michael Mann and Naomi Oreskes as examples of scientific consensus, without disclosure of their advocacy roles or involvement in litigation narratives.
What the Climate Issue Is All About
Compliance to climate mitigation will be enforced through court action. The fossil fuel industry will be sued into complete capitulation, and the “intuitive feelers” will control what energy sources the…
SCOTUS Agrees to Hear Case on Colorado Dispute over Climate Change; (it should throw that case and all the others out)
So . . . . why is it not argued that these lawsuits should be dismissed because they do not present a prima facie case that ‘industry disinformation campaigns employing skeptic scientists’…
UN Urges Member States to Support the ICJ Ruling on Climate Change Obligations
Nobody paid attention to the International Court of Justice, so now they’re hoping a UN Resolution will do the trick.
Ghostwriters for the Courts: The Climate Litigation Network Behind a Withdrawn Judicial Manual
The deeper issue is that climate science, climate policy, and climate litigation have become part of the same institutional machinery. And once those gears start turning together, separating scientific analysis…
The Radical Left’s Green Scam Is Running Out of Fuel
Radical climate organizations’ dangerous activism was on display again in February, when a coalition of environmentalist groups sued the federal government over its repeal of an unscientific, politically-motivated 2009 endangerment…
Live at 1pm Eastern: SCOTUS TO KILL CLIMATE LAWSUITS? – The Climate Realism Show #192
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could end the practice of cities suing energy companies, claiming their businesses harm the public by increasing greenhouse gas emissions…
After the Endangerment Finding, States Must Prove CO2 Harms. Wisconsin Can’t.
The revoked endangerment finding forces a reckoning: will Wisconsin continue its expensive and dangerous energy transition, or will it examine the actual data? New evidence suggests the state should rescind…
The Camel’s Nose (sorta) Under the Kentucky Tent
When the fossil fuel industry folks with influence grow a spine and explore much deeper – or when somebody ends up doing their work for them – every one of…
Wyoming Moves to Pull the Plug on Costly Pronghorn and Sidewinder Wind Projects
… by moving to pause the Pronghorn H2 and Sidewinder leases after emotional local testimony, a damning court ruling, and a last‑minute downsizing sales pitch, they began the process of…
U.S. judges saved from alarmist tome
“….the authors offer unsolicited, ex parte expert opinions on matters that they recognize are directly at issue in ongoing suits. In several places, for instance, the authors dismiss any suggestion…
Federal Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence, Climate Science Chapter — Withdrawn!
Here at Manhattan Contrarian, we get results. After my last three posts harshly critiquing the Federal Judicial Center’s newly revised Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence, and particularly its chapter on…
Despite the Liberal Media’s Insistence, Americans Must Judge ‘Experts’ With Caution
The moral of the story is that consumers need to constantly question, a, the gravitas afforded to “experts” as it relates to political initiatives, b, the criteria used by the…