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Brief for Jonathan H. Adler as Amicus Curiae Supporting Respondents and Affirmance
Global climate change presents many complex and intractable legal and policy questions. Assuming this Court has jurisdiction, the legal questions in this case are comparatively simple and straightforward. Nothing in federal law, let alone the Constitution, preempts state-law claims seeking relief fr
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