Climate Litigation News Updates | October 22, 2025

The latest climate litigation news updates have just been added to the Climate Court litigation tracker, keeping you informed on key legal actions addressing climate, environmental protection, and public health. Our tracker compiles case summaries, original filings, and ongoing updates for major lawsuits that influence climate and environmental law.

Here’s a snapshot of the most recent updates added today:

Egypt:

• Egyptian rights group sues the government for failing to protect the Giza Pyramids and the surrounding environment. The case raises critical questions about the impact of loud concerts, high-frequency vibrations, and laser lighting on one of the world’s most significant heritage and archaeological sites. This lawsuit lies at the intersection of heritage protection, environmental law, and public accountability.

The United States of America:

• Michigan tribes urge U.S. Supreme Court to reject Enbridge’s bid to move the Line 5 case from state to federal court, showing that the debates in the U.S. regarding state vs. federal jurisdiction in environmental protection continue.

• New York court upholds fossil fuel divestment by city pension funds, rejecting challenge in Wong v. NYCERS. This decision reinforces municipalities’ ability to prioritise climate-conscious investment strategies despite previous legal challenges. This is a good win!

• A new lawsuit accuses the EPA of years-long delays on over 130 California air pollution cleanup plans, spotlighting the federal agency’s accountability in enforcing air quality standards and public health protections.

Each of these cases has been logged in the Climate Court litigation tracker, where subscribers can access detailed summaries, original filings, and ongoing updates of climate litigation cases from across the world. Stay informed, track emerging trends, and follow the global fight for environmental protection and climate accountability.