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Can CA Sue Big Oil Over Climate Change?

Season 2025 Episode 317

California Attorney General Rob Bonta has sued major oil companies, accusing them of knowing their products fuel climate change and misleading the public. The legal battle echoes past lawsuits against Big Tobacco, but experts say proving liability for wildfires and emissions presents new challenges.

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