Supreme Court ruling on energy policy lawsuits

Hawaii's city of Honolulu is suing international oil companies in a 'public nuisance' lawsuit, attempting to use state and local laws to influence energy policy despite previous legal challenges at the federal level. This legal strategy is part of a broader effort by Democrat-controlled cities and states. Meanwhile, in the UK, Unite leader Sharon Graham suggests that a ban on oil and gas licenses is not the main threat to North Sea jobs, with the immediate danger coming from oil corporations downsizing operations. Additionally, environmental cases in India's Howrah city involve efficient waste management efforts, including legacy waste processing and initiatives for a biogas plant and plastic waste management. Climate change activism sees individuals like Ben Eidelson shifting focus to green technology startups, with investments in companies bridging the gap between green tech and consumers, while innovators like Caroline Alden propose advanced solutions like geo-fencing oil and gas wells for methane leak detection.