WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court opens its new term Monday with a climate case that asks whether energy companies can be forced to pay for climate-related damages.
The justices are starting with a dispute tied to Boulder, Colorado, where energy companies are seeking to block lawsuits that aim to hold them liable for climate harms. Billions of dollars could turn on the outcome.
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ADD YOUR BUSINESS →Immigration disputes are also on the new term’s docket, along with other high-profile fights the court is expected to take up in the months ahead.
