Environment
White House looks to freeze more agency funds — and expand executive power
Alito’s recusal from the case has the potential to result in a tied ruling in a battle over oil companies’ liability to pay for climate impacts.
The announcement, expected during a Monday campaign stop in Nebraska, comes after the White House rejected a ban on diesel exports.
The ruling could define the reach of state law nationwide and determine whether local governments can put oil companies on the hook for climate costs.
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