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Energy companies seek dismissal in Hawaii climate lawfare case

Energy companies are asking for summary judgment in a lawsuit brought by the city of Honolulu over climate change allegations, citing a two-year statute of limitations as a reason for dismissal.
The City and County of Honolulu claim that the defendants are responsible for the 'cascading social, economic, and other consequences' of climate change.
Kochan expressed hope that dismissals would shift focus to legislative solutions instead of court-based campaigns.
O.H. Skinner stated that the lawsuit reflects an effort by the Left to impose climate agendas through courts due to failures at the ballot box.

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Energy companies seek dismissal in Hawaii climate lawfare case

(The Center Square) – Energy companies being sued by the city of Honolulu over climate change accusations have motioned for summary judgment, stating that Hawaii’s two-year statute of limitations makes the plaintiffs’ case unsubstantial.

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