For a movement obsessed with transparency, the activists and lawyers behind climate lawsuits have been remarkably opaque about who’s paying their bills.
That’s changing, as The Free Press reported this week that twenty-six state attorneys general are asking the Justice Department to investigate whether the Center for Climate Integrity and Energy Foundation China have been acting as unregistered foreign agents, using climate litigation and advocacy to weaken U.S. energy production in ways that conveniently align with Beijing’s geopolitical interests.
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