The Supreme Court of the United States will hear a case involving petroleum corporations and climate change. The court will decide if oil companies can be forced to pay for ecological destruction. This decision could affect green lawsuits and corporate responsibility. The case is expected to have major implications for pending legal disputes over climate change.
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