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DC Circuit Filing Reveals “Pretextual pas de deux”, “Collusive” Litigation Between EPA and Progressive Attorneys General to Vacate Legitimate Ozone Standard, Part of What Advocates Called a “Long Shot,” “Useful Gamble” to Impose Climate Agenda Through Backdoor
Amicus Brief also points to ‘silver lining’ outcome if the AGs lose: help climate ‘nuisance’ plaintiffs, as also promised in “Highly Improper” Biden-Harris campaign vow Emails expose Biden EPA call for 90-day stay to get up to speed; records show EPA’s Acting Assistant Administrator, Petitioners prepared for this moment for more than a year Suit […]
Minnesota Confidential
Off the record, on the QT, and very hush-hush… CLW is scratching its head trying to square this signed agreement, released in litigation brought by Energy Policy Advocates …with this boast by an environmental activist …who, it turns out, still serves on the advisory board of a (different) climate activist group with the very same Bloomberg-hired […]
Amicus Brief Provides SCOTUS with Unredacted AGs’ Climate-Nuisance “Confidentiality Agreement”, Other New Records
Today, the government-transparency group Energy Policy Advocates filed a petition and proposed brief in support of certiorari in the State of Rhode Island’s “climate nuisance” case which, as the brief notes, subtly shifted its focus after filing — and after “nuisance” claims were dealt further defeats in federal courts — to emphasizing alleged consumer fraud. […]
“Climate Nuisance” Tort Firm’s Contingency Fee Agreement Surfaces in Minnesota
Within hours of Energy Policy Advocates filing suit against the Minnesota Office of Attorney General this morning (noted by Government Accountability & Oversight here), in part over a missing contract hiring an outside law firm to sue energy companies for climate change, the Minnesota Office of Management and Budget provided the group with the contract in […]