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New York cannot enforce $75 billion climate 'superfund' law, US judge rules
Source: reuters.com
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A federal judge ruled that New York cannot enforce its 2024 climate law requiring oil companies to contribute $75B over 25 years to a fund for climate-change damage. The decision likely reduces near-term compliance and financial-cost risk for covered oil firms, though broader regulatory efforts may continue via appeals or alternative frameworks.
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