Climate Activism Coming to a Courtroom Near You

Climate indoctrination has taken root in unlikely soil: your local courtroom.

A recent initiative by the Environmental Law Institute, the Climate Judiciary Project (CJP), has sought to shape the opinion of justices across the nation on topics of climate and the law. Over 2,000 judges have been reached via the seminars, conferences, and programming of CJP, “is a first-of-its-kind effort that provides judges with authoritative, objective, and trusted education on climate science, the impacts of climate change, and the ways climate science is arising in the law.”

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Kayla Bartsch

Kayla Bartsch is a former William F. Buckley Jr. Fellow in Political Journalism at National Review.

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Climate indoctrination has taken root in unlikely soil: your local courtroom.

A recent initiative by the Environmental Law Institute, the Climate Judiciary Project (CJP), has sought to shape the opinion of justices across the nation on topics of climate and the law. Over 2,000 judges have been reached via the seminars, conferences, and programming of CJP, “is a first-of-its-kind effort that provides judges with authoritative, objective, and trusted education on climate science, the impacts of climate change, and the ways climate science is arising in the law.”