The Second Circuit Court of Appeals revived a lawsuit brought by several states and environmental groups against coal-burning power plants for the alleged harm that their carbon emissions inflict on the environment. Absent intervention by the Supreme Court or preemption by Congress, it appears that a court may be allowed to determine whether carbon emissions are a public nuisance, and therefore whether businesses that emit carbons have to pay damages (or a de facto carbon tax) to states or others affected.
We’re curious to see the evidence (and the number of interested parties) on both sides. You can find the full opinion here.
We’re curious to see the evidence (and the number of interested parties) on both sides. You can find the full opinion here.
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