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Supreme Court Denies ExxonMobil’s Appeal in $14.3 Million Air Pollution Case

Pollution · Baytown

Supreme Court Denies ExxonMobil’s Appeal in $14.3 Million Air Pollution Case

57% Center coverage: 7 sources

The U.S. Supreme Court dealt a blow to ExxonMobil by refusing to hear an appeal to overturn a lower court decision that ordered the company to pay $14.3 million for Clean Air Act violations at its oil refinery in Baytown, Texas. The decision brings to an end the decade-and-a-half-long legal battle between ExxonMobil and some of its Baytown neighbors. “David slays Goliath,” declared Neil Carman, clean air director for the Lone Star chapter of the…See the Story

Methane trackers meet a new moment

Illustration by Tess AbbotWhen Sharon Wilson arrives on site at an oil and gas facility in Texas, it’s the smell that often greets her first. An odor similar to rotten eggs or a mechanic shop can come from toxic pollutants emitted during fossil fuel production, like hydrogen sulfide and benzene. But Wilson is also there to capture an invisible, odorless pollutant: methane, a potent greenhouse gas that can only be seen through her optical gas ima…Wise County, Texas · Wise County Read Article

Hawai’i Isn’t Backing Down From Its Lawsuit Against Big Oil Over Climate Crisis

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Less than a day after the Trump administration filed a lawsuit aiming to stop Hawaiʻi from taking oil companies to court for their role in the climate crisis, the state last week became the 10th in the country to do just that. Hawaiʻi’s lawsuit accuses ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, ConocoPhillips, and other oil companies of a “decades-long campaign of deception” and ongoing greenwashing… SourceOil and Gas Sector · Hawaii See the Story

The law firms working for Big Oil — and now Trump

Marathon Oil Refinery in Los Angeles. Photo: iStock.com / Salvador AvilaSeven out of the nine law firms that recently capitulated to demands by President Trump received an ‘F’ grade for their climate work in an accountability report card published Thursday. The 2025 Law Firm Climate Change Scorecard is the sixth annual report from the student-led Law Students for Climate Accountability (LSCA) that documents the ties between the 100 most prestigi…Oil and Gas Sector · Los Angeles Read Article

Trump issues order to block state climate change policies

44% Left coverage: 180 sources

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Roper: “Make Big Oil Pay!” flounders

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Lawmakers can’t open $ million-plus spigot to pay for hopeless lawsuit.by Rob RoperWhile it’s true a majority of Vermonters love the hypothetical (and fantastical) notion of our little state saving the planet from climate change by going “net zero” or some such thing, it’s also true that an even larger majority has absolutely net zero interest in paying for (or living with) the programs designed to do this.Back in 2023 Campaign for Vermont did a…Oil and Gas Sector · Denver See the Story

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