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Update: Appeals Court Halts Obama-Appointed Judge’s Order

U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan ruled this week that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) cannot terminate parts of the billions of dollars in climate grants awarded under the previous White House administration.

Judge Blocks EPA from Canceling Climate Contracts

U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan issued a temporary restraining order blocking the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) from canceling grants that were part of a climate program developed under the previous White House administration.

Amazon Rainforest Destroyed for Climate Summit

Thousands of acres in the Amazon rainforest have been destroyed to develop a road for a climate summit.

Delta, JetZero Developing ‘More Sustainable’ Aircraft

Delta Air Lines has partnered with California-based startup JetZero to develop a climate-conscious aircraft.

State Treasury Officials Urge Trump Admin to Probe EU Climate Mandates Affecting U.S. Businesses

Financial officials are urging President Donald Trump to open a review of European Union (EU) climate rules affecting U.S. businesses.

California Proposal Enables Residents to Sue Oil Companies for ‘Climate Disasters’

Democrat California State Senator Scott Weiner introduced legislation that allows residents to sue oil companies over the state's disasters.

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