Time to Wake Up 308: 40 Years After Chafee’s Warning
Power Plan, EPA’s first ever attempt to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from coal-fired power plants. Then
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The Scheme #37: The Scheme Meets Time to Wake Up
pollute business model, you also have to stop regulation, and that is where this Clean Power Plan decision … Supreme Court signaled the end of climate regulation as the Supreme Court intruded into a decades-long regulatory
Time to Wake Up 305: Lyin’ Lee Zeldin
Clean Air Act does not authorize EPA to regulate greenhouse gases at all, an argument the Supreme Court … with Zeldin flip flopping on toxics regulations and failing to respect the core mission of EPA—to keep
As Trump Tries to Take Over U.S. Elections, Reed Delivers Speech Opposing Anti-Voter SAVE Act
time by Law make or alter such Regulations, except as to the Places of choosing Senators
Time to Wake Up 302: Bought and Paid For
every Agency captured, climate and energy laws and regulations rewritten, all the inconvenient science ignored, silenced, or worse … increasing fossil fuel production, reducing fossil fuel regulation, and protecting the free-to-pollute fossil fuel business model
Time to Wake Up 301: A Dangerous Precipice
pretty broadly predicted, by insurers, economists, bankers, regulators — even the Big Short guy who predicted the Great Recession
Time to Wake Up 300: Wake Up and Fight
polluters to pollute for free, less safety regulation of business. None of those results is politically popular … industry a legal weapon to stop future climate regulations. The Court withdrew the Chevron doctrine, taking away from
Time to Wake Up 297: A Dagger in EPA’s Bipartisan Mission
number be used in cost-benefit analysis for regulations as well as in a wider suite of government
Time to Wake Up 296: Looters and Polluters
deal’’ because of the taxation and regulation they would avoid thanks to him. Well, he is right about … prosperity. In recent years, burdensome and ideologically motivated regulations have impeded the development of these resources, limited