The projects include electric vehicle (EV) charging station construction, funds to help local governments expedite green energy siting and programs to enhance heat pump adoption.
But sound science, not outlier studies, is needed to inform public policy in light of achievable technological change.
Despite Regan’s statements, CJA is still listed on the agency’s website as a recipient of $50 million in taxpayer cash via the EPA’s “Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program,” which is designed...
...Frankly, the policy decisions in the Biden White House are detrimental to the wellbeing of the United States citizens and economy.
The end of Chevron deference is the return to a system of government more aligned with our Constitutional Republic (despite the fact that CNN apparently doesn’t know what that means).
o what happens when manufacturers produce mostly EVs to comply with these Rules, and then nobody will buy them? This could be very entertaining.
Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito called out the EPA for granting $50 million to a "radical" climate justice group. "They wanna defund the police, defund the military ... want to have very drastic initiatives that I think...
We'll be discussing the Biden power plant rule, auto emissions rule, new ESA restrictions in Texas for a lizard, appliance rules, and more. The rules restricting gas stove and light bulbs and others supposedly to prevent...
The finalized Clean Power Plan 2.0 rule is a bad deal for American energy producers and consumers. Congress should immediately pull the plug on this rule.
...CCS is not close to ready to play the major role in the U.S. power grid that the agency envisions.
Contrary to the economic fantasies peddled by green energy advocates, policies to eliminate fossil fuels based on the supposed benefits captured by the SCC will cripple the U.S. economy.
Finally, besides being expensive and futile, keep in mind: Plants need CO2, along with sunlight, water, and nutrients from the soil to produce oxygen and food, both of which are essential for all living beings.
All these moves will face stiff legal challenges in any event, so why not push the envelope on putting wetlands back under EPA’s control?
To believe the Administrator’s own words, or not to believe—that is the question.
Mandating a change to EV ownership and further austerity onto those that can least afford, the Nation and the other 96% on this planet may face a rebellion from those that need transportation.
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