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• The new Climate Superfund Act may impose a financial burden on consumers, with critics warning it could lead to higher energy costs for ordinary citizens as companies pass on the expense of the $75 billion fee to customers.
• There is skepticism around the law’s implementability, with fears that it may be challenged in court and could lead to a resurgence of litigation against energy companies for difficulties in proving direct responsibility for climate damages.
• Opponents argue that the law disproportionately targets fossil fuel companies while neglecting to address emissions from consumers, raising concerns about its comprehensive effectiveness and potential for unintended consequences.