Climate Lawfare Dark Money Court Play

Dive into the intricate world where climate litigation meets the judiciary. This episode uncovers a concerning financial web spun by the New Venture Fund, a key player in the Left’s dark money network. We explore how this opaque entity simultaneously funds law firms aggressively pursuing climate lawsuits against energy giants and an organization that trains judges who may preside over those very cases. Is this a coordinated effort to influence outcomes, or unrelated philanthropic endeavors? We break down ‘dark money,’ the role of Sher Edling and the Environmental Law Institute, and examine a striking example involving the Honolulu lawsuit and Chief Justice Mark Recktenwald. Plus, hear from critics and ELI’s defense, and the EPA’s surprising move. This is a deep dive into the potential for perceived influence and the integrity of our legal system. Get full access to Samuel Carter's Substack at therealsamuelcarter.substack.com/subscribe

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