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A Utah judge dismissed a lawsuit against the state filed on behalf of by a group of youths who asserted the state’s promotion of fossil fuel development violates their civil rights and poses a threat to their lives.

In another in a string of defeats in lawsuits in which youth plaintiffs are attempting to force governments to take action to fight climate change, Florida circuit court Judge Kevin Carroll dismissed a lawsuit brought eight Florida youths against Gov. Ron DeSantis and Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried.

A Virginia judge dismissed a lawsuit filed on behalf of 13 young people who claim that the state's permitting of fossil fuel projects exacerbates climate change and violates their constitutional rights.

A Federal Court judge granted the government’s motion to dismiss a lawsuit brought on behalf of 15 young Canadians, who argued the national government was violating their charter rights by not doing enough to prevent climate change and for supporting industries which are causing climate change.

The Supreme Court of Oregon has rejected claims brought on behalf of youth plaintiffs that the state’s public trust doctrine imposes broad duties on it to protect the environment from greenhouse gas emissions.

The air and water quality in China is another daily reminder of the perils of communism for human well-being and the environment.

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There is an old saying, better late than never, but in the case of this lawsuit, it would be more accurately phrased, better never, than ever.

By O.H. Skinner Charleston’s climate change lawsuit is part of a nationwide effort by left wing activists to score policy wins (think Green New Deal) in the...

Slamming the door on an effort to implement climate policy through judicial means, the Alaska Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit claiming the state’s young residents had a state constitutional right to be protected from global warming caused by the development of oil and natural gas.