In all fairness who could have foreseen that

Whole of society environmental and social justice, and they really mean it.

Florida's new energy law, according to WashPost:

'The new law would make affordability and reliability the focus of the state’s energy policy'

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The Cosmo

A More Honest Climate Science? wsj.com/articles/a-mor… via Wall Street Journal Opinion

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EPA’s Deceptive Climate Regulations Won’t Stand in Court - WSJ wsj.com/articles/biden…

195 representatives in the House voted to allow Joe Biden to come after your home appliances.

Here's a quick reminder:

You’d have to burn a pizza stove 849 years to equal one year of John Kerry’s private jet.

Well well well look who has a problem with schools being closed.

Climate Change is so 2019. That's like five moral panics ago.

Alex Epstein: The fossil fuel industry should defend itself against Congressional smears -

A group of Congressional catastrophists is threatening the fossil fuel industry for 'extensive efforts' in its communications to 'undermine efforts to curb GHG emissions.'

POLITICO: Pro-Palestianian protesters are backed by a surprising source: Biden’s biggest donors

(This is ‘surprising’ to absolutely no one)
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Todays archive video is this round-up of failed historical predictions made for (or by) the year 2020. It's based on research by Steve Milloy.

These alarming claims are made to drive policies. But there are no consequences for individuals and institutions that tell green lies.

Wall Street Journal Opinion Chris Horner Kill Chevron Deference.

Biden’s Climate Deception Won’t Stand in Court by Chris Horner wsj.com/articles/biden… via Wall Street Journal Opinion

EPA’s deceptive climate regulations won’t stand in court. If the major-questions doctrine doesn’t kill them, the “rule against pretext” will, writes Chris Horner
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Biden’s Climate Deception Won’t Stand in Court by Chris Horner wsj.com/articles/biden… via Wall Street Journal Opinion

The onslaught of heavy, illegal federal gov't rules never stops-

Biden’s Climate Deception Won’t Stand in Court by Chris Horner wsj.com/articles/biden… via Wall Street Journal Opinion

The U.S. EPA's suite of rules targeting coal reflects the Biden administration's unlawful agenda-driven approach to climate policy. Prioritizing ideology over legal boundaries sets a dangerous precedent for regulatory overreach. Courts must ensure agencies operate within their

My friend Chris Horner on the rogue Biden EPA:

Bureaucratic workarounds of agencies’ limited delegations of power are an affront to the judiciary and to “our democracy.” The Biden backdoor climate gambit is a good place to draw the line.

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