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- Oil Companies Fight Climate Lawsuits by Citing Free Speech
Theodore J Boutrous Jr , a veteran First Amendment lawyer who represents Chevron in the climate litigation, said the lawsuits against the oil companies are centered on political speech by the
- Oil Giants Invoke Free Speech to Combat Climate Change Legal . . .
The climate crisis continues to press society and the courts to reconsider the responsibilities of corporations amid urgent calls for action on climate change Advocates maintain that genuine accountability is essential for meaningful progress toward sustainability and environmental protection
- Oil companies cite Trump lawsuit in bid to pause climate lawsuit
The oil and gas industry is citing President Donald Trump’s legal challenge that attempts to block Hawaii from filing a climate lawsuit as a reason to pause the state’s new climate lawsuit
- 6 Example Speeches on Climate Change - Words at Ease
In this article, we’ll explore six example speeches on climate change, each tailored to different audiences and occasions Whether you’re looking for a short, impactful speech or a longer, more in-depth exploration of the issue, you’ll find inspiration and guidance here
- Climate change consumer deception lawsuits threaten free . . .
Courts are increasingly taking a close look at the validity of climate change lawsuits against oil producers And for good reason: These cases severely test the boundaries of court
- Paris Agreement Showed the World That Multilateralism Can . . .
Below are remarks delivered by UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell at an event to mark the 10-year anniversary of the Paris Agreement at the UN June Climate Meetings, Sixty-second session of the Subsidiary Bodies (SB62), in Bonn, Germany, on Saturday 21 June 2025 Colleagues, Friends
- COMPELLED CLIMATE SPEECH
disclose certain climate-related information in their registration statements and annual reports But some critics argue that this proposed rule is unconstitutional under the Supreme Court’s current doctrine on compelled and commercial speech This doctrine misunderstands the First Amendment
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