With U.S. Supreme Court arguments in Suncor Energy Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County just two days away, Colorado activists are already bracing for defeat and have spent months building a Plan B in their quest to disrupt climate policy and bankrupt America’s energy industry.

While rumors and rumblings of a superfund bill in Colorado began as early as December 2025, the stakes for the activists became real back in February when SCOTUS took up the Boulder climate lawsuit. SCOTUS opening the could deal a fatal blow to both that case and dozens of others around the country.

Now, a new report from the Daily Caller reveals that activist groups and Democratic lawmakers are moving full steam ahead with climate superfund legislation that may get introduced in early 2027 with the specific intent of dramatically overhauling the state’s climate strategy.

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