CLW notices a very strange item in the Washington Examiner’s Daily on Energy: Uh huh. Whoa. So, how did the plaintiffs’ bar get them? And, what gives… have the plaintiffs’ bar not signed off on sharing the docs with the Senate that the House Oversight Committee went and got for them? They’re theirs, is that […]
Featured
‘What Did Keith Ellison Know, and When Did He Know it?’
CLW has long wondered about the utter absence of media curiosity into the ethical and fiduciary implication of public officials providing potentially, spectacularly lucrative ‘contingency fee’ agreements to a law firm already being paid to file the wave of “climate nuisance”, now “failure to warn” lawsuits sweeping progressive jurisdictions across the land. The rationale behind allowing what are […]
More “Attribution Science,” “Climate Superfund” Coming Up
Following on CLW’s prior, quite revelatory discussions of the climate industry’s push to establish “attribution science” as a credible thing, we see this article walking through the theory’s intended use. Relevant thereto, CLW notes this memo that recently surfaced from a state attorney general’s office out West, written by a University of Michigan law professor whose focus includes, e.g., […]
Movement in Mass. AG Open Records Case
CLW sees this story posted today, about the Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office bringing the noted “contingency fee” law firm Sher Edling on board its climate lawsuit against Exxon Mobil. A few days earlier, in Energy Policy Advocates v. Healey, a Suffolk County Superior Court ordered the MA AG to answer interrogatories seeking details of the emails […]
GAO Sues Multnomah County for Improperly Withholding Record of Litigation Coordination with Activists
Following on the closing note here, GAO has filed suit under Oregon’s Public records law for correspondence containing the email domain of a group that appears to have been instrumental in the County punching its ticket in the climate litigation sweepstakes, @climateintegrity.org. For a walk-through of how this group works you can see an amicus […]