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New Jersey pledges to challenge ruling that could limit accountability for Big Oil

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New Jersey's attorney general announces an immediate appeal of a state judge’s decision to dismiss the lawsuit aimed at holding Big Oil companies accountable for their role in climate deception and the resulting damage to the state.

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New Jersey judge dismisses state’s climate lawsuit against major oil companies

A state superior court judge ruled that New Jersey’s climate-related claims were preempted by federal law as state law cannot govern disputes over the impact of climate change.

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Independent SentinelIndependent Sentinel

Climate Extremists Lose NJ Fossil Fuel Lawsuit

New Jersey hoped to punish fossil fuel companies for allegedly fueling climate change. The lawsuit was brought by enviro radicals. It failed when a New Jersey judge dismissed the lawsuit against five fossil fuel companies with prejudice.  New Jersey’s attorney general, Matthew Platkin, filed a lawsuit against Chevron, Exxon Mobil, BP, ConocoPhillips, Shell, as well […] The post Climate Extremists Lose NJ Fossil Fuel Lawsuit appeared first on www…

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New Jersey Climate Lawsuit Dismissed With Prejudice: Court Rejects Baseless Claims Against Oil Giants Causing Climate Change

A New Jersey lawsuit accusing major oil companies of contributing to climate change has been dismissed. The lawsuit, spearheaded by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin in 2022, targeted industry behemoths like ExxonMobil, Chevron, ConocoPhillips, Phillips 66, Shell, and the American Petroleum Institute. It alleged that their operations exacerbated climate-related damages across the state. According to the lawsuit: Plaintiffs assert that …

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New Jersey vows to appeal ruling that would let Big Oil escape accountability

New Jersey’s attorney general says his office is “appealing immediately” a state judge’s decision to dismiss the state’s lawsuit that seeks to hold Big Oil companies accountable for their climate deception and make them pay for the damage it has caused to the state. Judge Douglas Hurd sided with Exxon, Chevron and other oil majors that argued the state’s case “is entirely about addressing the injuries of global climate change” and therefore pree…

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The Gateway PunditThe Gateway Pundit

New Jersey Climate Lawsuit Dismissed with Prejudice: Court Rejects Baseless Claims Against Oil Giants Causing Climate Change | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hᴏft

In a significant ruling, a New Jersey court has dismissed a lawsuit against major oil companies for their role in climate change, highlighting the complexities of state versus federal jurisdiction in environmental accountability.

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The New York SunThe New York Sun

In Blow to Climate Activists, New Jersey Lawsuit Against Oil Companies Dismissed With Prejudice

Environmental activists’ strategy of punishing fossil fuel companies at the local level suffers another defeat.

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energyindepth.org broke the news in on Thursday, February 6, 2025.
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