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SCOTUS to hear landmark climate case; Brazil election heads to runoff
NPR·US · BR·about 18 hours ago
The US Supreme Court begins its new term with a significant climate-related case, potentially shaping federal environmental regulation. The specific case details are not provided, but the outcome could affect EPA authority and climate policy. This is a notable legal development with broad implications for US climate action.
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The US Supreme Court has opened its new term, immediately taking up landmark cases concerning climate change, immigration, and gun control. This coincides with confirmed reports of escalating public pressure from former President Trump on the Court, intensifying existing executive-judicial friction. The outcomes of these cases are uncertain but will test judicial independence and reshape federal policy.