According to CoinMeta, recently the U.S. Supreme Court has commenced a new term, hearing a case that may determine whether state and local governments can hold companies accountable for climate change-related costs. The case involves Suncor Energy (the United States) versus the Boulder County Commission, where Boulder County accuses ExxonMobil and Canada's Suncor of misrepresenting the dangers of their products. The outcome of this case could affect the profits of oil and gas companies as well as the IPO plans of giants like Anthropic. Despite the importance of the legal issues, a more significant question is the cost of CEO inaction. Trump administration's administrative measures, rollbacks, and lawsuits targeting companies pursuing ESG goals have made leaders reluctant to speak out. The topic of climate change was almost absent during this year's Climate Week in New York. Surveys show that two-thirds of Americans are concerned about global warming. Although the Supreme Court's ruling will determine who will pay for the climate damage, this does not change the necessity for us to take action.