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Energy Policy Advocates v. White House Office of Science & Technology Policy

About this case

Filing year
2022
Status
Stipulation of dismissal with prejudice filed.
Docket number
22-cv-1251
Court/admin entity
United StatesUnited States Federal CourtsUnited States District Court for the District of Columbia (D.D.C.)
Case category
Federal Statutory Claims (US)Freedom of Information Act (US)Lawsuits Brought by Plaintiffs Aligned with Industry Interests (US)
Principal law
United StatesFreedom of Information Act (FOIA)
At issue
Freedom of Information Act lawsuit seeking records related to Office of Science and Technology Policy event on climate change denial and a Politico article.
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11/21/2022
Stipulation of dismissal with prejudice filed.
Parties agreed to dismiss the case without coming to an agreement during negotiation.
Stipulation
05/05/2022
Complaint filed.
Energy Policy Advocates filed a FOIA lawsuit against the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) alleging that OSTP improperly denied the organization access to records related to an OSTP “event on countering climate change denial and delay” and a Politico article entitled “How a Google billionaire helped pay for Biden’s science office.” The organization alleged that the requested records “will inform the public of high-profile ethics revelations at OSTP and media coverage thereof, and also the genesis of a tendentious event and campaign out of OSTP” to characterize political opposition as “disinformation.”
Complaint

Summary

Freedom of Information Act lawsuit seeking records related to Office of Science and Technology Policy event on climate change denial and a Politico article.

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Economic sector
Finance