CHARLESTON (WV News) — West Virginia Attorney General JB McCuskey joined a 23-state coalition of attorneys general on Thursday urging the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to cancel grants to the Environmental Law Institute, which has been funding "climate advocacy trainings for judges across the country."

In a letter sent Tuesday to EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, the attorneys general outline their concerns with taxpayer dollars going to fund ELI and their Climate Judiciary Project, which has hosted more than 50 events and trained more than 2,000 judges on their own version of climate science.

While the Climate Judiciary Project claims they are providing “objective and trusted” education, the group appears to be lobbying judges to make climate change policy through the courts.

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