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With the EPA's repeal of the 2009 Endangerment Finding set to take effect April 20, three concurrent lawsuits are now active in the D.C. Circuit — a 17-organization coalition led by NRDC and Earthjustice, a constitutional youth case (Venner v. EPA) filed by Our Children's Trust, and a 24-state attorney general coalition. Here is the full legal map.
Google's $60M in AI grants arrives as the Trump administration proposes $0 for NOAA climate research and guts the EPA. Can high-compute agentic AI generate a net-positive carbon ROI — and does the water math even work out the way we've been told?
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Suncor and ExxonMobil v. Boulder on February 23, 2026 — a case that could void dozens of climate accountability lawsuits nationwide. But the real story isn't the preemption argument. It's what Big Oil has been hiding since 1954, and what a courtroom could finally force into the open.
Within hours of the EPA's Endangerment Finding repeal entering the Federal Register on February 18, 2026, two major lawsuits hit the D.C. Circuit. A 17-group coalition and 18 young Americans are fighting back — and the clock is ticking until April 20.
The Trump EPA rescinded the 2009 Endangerment Finding on Feb 12, 2026, eliminating authority to regulate greenhouse gases. What it means for climate action and public health.