Time to Wake Up 308: 40 Years After Chafee’s Warning
challenge of the magnitude of climate change requires congressional action. And so, here I still am, speaking because
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Time to Wake Up 307: The Mischief Continues
clean energy. At EPA, Administrator Zeldin went after Congressionally appropriated and obligated funds that supported the rollout … Zeldin cancelled grants totaling over $1.7 billion, including Congressionally appropriated and obligated funding for clean energy projects, among
Time to Wake Up 305: Lyin’ Lee Zeldin
happened when EPA Administrator Zeldin came before two Congressional Committees in May of last year. Our review … awards totaling over $1.7 billion. These grants were Congressionally appropriated, and obligated to grantees, to fund projects
Time to Wake Up 303: Recapping COP30
outside the Senate–but for my CODEL, my congressional delegation trip of one, the State Department, under President
Time to Wake Up 302: Bought and Paid For
undoing by simple Senate majority here under the Congressional Review Act—a trick, by the way, suggested
Time to Wake Up 301: A Dangerous Precipice
very dictionary; Republicans went to bat using the Congressional Review Act to defend the worst methane leakers
Time to Wake Up 300: Wake Up and Fight
vehicle emissions standards to be killed by the Congressional Review Act; a gambit first floated by fossil fuel
Scheme 35: The Real Weaponization of the Justice System
Constitution limits the President’s veto power over congressional spending, both with a time limit and the right … harass career civil servants for managing properly congressionally appropriated funding, making derogatory public comments— and all without evidence
Time to Wake Up 297: A Dagger in EPA’s Bipartisan Mission
last election, and hundreds of millions more on congressional races. Trump famously asked industry executives for $1 billion