HELENA, MT—In a stunning escalation of legal déjà vu, the group of Montana youth who once won a landmark climate case are now petitioning the Montana Supreme Court to enforce the court’s own decision, sources confirmed Wednesday. The unprecedented lawsuit, tentatively titled Held v. Now Seriously, Montana?, comes after state lawmakers responded to the ruling by passing a series of laws mandating the study of fossil fuel benefits and, quote, “wholesome coal playtime.”

“We won in court, then the state passed new laws ignoring our win, so now we’re suing to enforce the court’s enforcement,” said 18-year-old plaintiff Skyler Weathers, pausing to check if he was in a legal Mobius strip. “At this rate, we’ll have to challenge Montana in Montana v. Physics next.”

The Montana Legislature responded by introducing a new bill, HB420, which designates climate change as “an optional reality,” akin to snow days and the Loch Ness Monster. “The court said we can’t violate their ruling, but it didn’t say we can’t just, you know, do it anyway,” explained Rep. Flint McAllister (R-Fossil Flats). “Plus, these kids seem really into extracurriculars. Court is just another club.”

Legal scholars are split on how the saga will end. “It sets a fascinating precedent,” said Professor Linda Zibbit, Esq. of Montana State Law. “If the state ignores the Supreme Court, the next logical step is the kids running the government, or perhaps everyone just pretending none of this happened.”

Historians predict that if the current pace continues, by 2026 Montana may legally recognize the right of rivers to sue for emotional damages.