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Supreme Court may curb radical climate plans
The article discusses the upcoming Supreme Court case examining whether Congress or local governments like Boulder, Colorado, control U.S. energy policy. It argues that energy regulation falls under federal authority due to its interstate and global nature, emphasizing that state courts' attempts to hold energy companies liable for climate change threaten national security, foreign policy, and the economy. The article advocates for the Supreme Court to affirm federal control to prevent local lawsuits from undermining U.S. energy and security policies.
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