THE PIMA PINEAPPLE cactus and the Huachuca water umbel, both endangered species, may capture neither the passion nor the attention of the nation and the U.S. Supreme Court in the way that global warming does. They will, however, anchor an extraordinary relay of environmental cases in the nation’s high court this term as the justices wrap up their argument docket.
The flowering, prickly cactus and the bright green, leafy umbel that peeks above shallow waters may be apt metaphors for the general treatment of the business and environmental communities, often adversaries, in the Supreme Court.
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