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One Colorado Jury Should Not Regulate Global Climate Change
A National Law Review commentary argues that a single jury in Colorado should not be able to set policy for global climate change, pushing back against climate litigation that would let local verdicts impose sweeping regulatory outcomes. The piece reflects an ongoing legal and political debate in the United States over whether courts, rather than legislators or regulators, should decide climate policy through lawsuits filed by states and municipalities against energy companies.
Why now: Climate lawsuits against energy companies are moving through US courts, raising concerns about local juries shaping nationwide or global policy.
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- One Colorado Jury Should Not Regulate Global Climate Change · The National Law Review
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