Judicial 2006(Articles Listed in Alphabetical Order) These are all Adobe Acrobat Files HERE COME THE LAWYERSWhile air quality and climate change issues are being addressed mostly in the regulatory and legislative arenas, this October, 2006 news story suggests that the judicial system has also become an arena for actions against those who emit large volumes of greenhouse gasses. Global warming: Here come the lawyers Why Detroit, Big Oil, and utilities should worry about the next wave of suits Utah backs Bush administration in global warming lawsuit Attorney General Lockyer Files Lawsuit Challenging EPA’s Failure to Act on Global Warming |
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