I wonder if a lawsuit like this could ultimately indemnify petrochemical companies for a known and finite amount, with the most lasting "benefit" being warning

I wonder if a lawsuit like this could ultimately indemnify petrochemical companies for a known and finite amount, with the most lasting "benefit" being warning signs on gas pumps and anything else produced using petrochemicals: "WARNING: This product is known to the territory of Puerto Rico to cause more and more severe meteorological events." Then at some later time in the inevitable march to Idiocracy, bright minds at low margin businesses will start tossing some food grade paraffin on everything so they don't have to distinguish between SKUs that need the sign and those that don't.