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Supreme Court Allows Honolulu's Climate Change Lawsuit Against Oil Giants to Proceed

The Supreme Court's decision lets Honolulu sue oil and gas companies for deceptive climate change marketing practices, as similar lawsuits emerge nationwide.

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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear appeals from oil and gas companies, allowing Honolulu to pursue a lawsuit claiming these companies misled the public about fossil fuel impacts on climate change. The case focuses on alleged deceptive marketing rather than emissions regulation. The ruling is significant amid a wave of lawsuits from various municipalities aiming to hold the fossil fuel industry accountable for climate-related damages. The Biden administration suggested that more litigation should unfold before federal intervention, marking a key moment in environmental legal battles across the U.S.

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