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Supreme Court to hear local governments' climate damages case

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The Supreme Court is set to start its new term with a major environmental case focused on whether local governments can sue oil companies over damages tied to climate change, according to the NYT Business.

The lawsuit centers on legal questions about local governments' ability to seek remedies from oil companies for alleged climate-related harm.

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NYT BusinessSupreme Court to Hear Major Environmental Lawsuit

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