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Alerts Kelsey Rose Juliana, the lead plaintiff on the Juliana v. United States case, speaks at a rally in 2019. Photo: Steve Dipaola (AP) Since taking office, President Biden has positioned himself as the antidote to Trump on climate, passing sweeping executive ordersreversing the previous administration’s actions and launching aggressive infrastructure projects meant to bring the country into a low-carbon future. But moves made by the administration in two high-profile legal cases last week are more in line with Trump and his support of polluters and deregulation. Advertisement The actions center around two high-profile climate cases that the Trump administration looked to quash and which the Biden administration appears bent on crushing, too. One involves a group of kids and young adults suing the government for not acting on climate, with lawyers arguing it infringes on their constitutional rights. The other centers around the legality of the Dakota Access pipeline, a fossi

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