Lawsuit from commercial fisherman becomes monumental Supreme Court case with suspicious supporter: 'It's connected to a much larger agenda'
The issue isn't only in the U.S. either.
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The issue isn't only in the U.S. either.
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"The Supreme Court is set to hear arguments on Wednesday that, on paper, are about a group of commercial fishermen who oppose a government fee that they consider unreasonable. But the lawyers who have helped to propel their case to the nation’s highest court have a far more powerful backer: the petrochemicals billionaire Charles Koch."
The NYU Board of Trustees sent a letter to a student activist organization, Sunrise NYU, indicating it would fully divest in order to help combat climate change.