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Oil companies at the center of climate nuisance litigation in Baltimore may turn to the Supreme Court after federal judges denied their bid to halt related state court proceedings.
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Jennifer Hijazi, E&E News reporter
Oil companies at the center of climate nuisance litigation in Baltimore may turn to the Supreme Court after federal judges denied their bid to halt related state court proceedings.
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Tom Collier, chief executive of the company behind Alaska's Pebble mine project resigned yesterday after videotapes showed him bragging about using political connections to grease the plan's permitting. Up next: congressional scrutiny.
By James Marshall in E&E Daily
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