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The Supreme Decision
In Massachusetts v. EPA, the Supreme Court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency had the authority to regulate greenhouse gases. In doing so, the court opened the door for states and certain landowners to pursue claims of property damage caused by global warming.
Read the ruling that could have a profound impact on how companies have to mitigate their role in manmade climate change. READ MORE: Features | Special Reports | Industry Risk Reports | Columnists | In-Depth Series
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