Vermont Becomes First State to Require Oil Companies Pay for Climate Damages
Vermont Gov. Phil Scott said that he allowed the Climate Superfund Act to become law without his signature.
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Vermont Gov. Phil Scott said that he allowed the Climate Superfund Act to become law without his signature.
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The climate crisis is a collective problem that requires collective action. By holding major polluters accountable, we can ensure a fairer distribution of the costs associated with climate adaptation.
The legal and moral case for holding companies accountable.
If the bill becomes law, Vermont will be the first state to hold Big Oil accountable for damages caused by its products.