AOC calls Supreme Court EPA ruling on power plant emissions 'catastrophic'

[Taichiliberal]

Quote from my congressman on this most recent ruling:

My statement on the Supreme Court's West Virginia v. Environmental Protection Agency ruling

The Supreme Court has mostly continued its path of returning rightful power back to the states. Obama’s Clean Power Plan was nothing but an abuse of federal power to strongarm the EPA and force the shutdown of fossil fuel-powered electricity production. Our producers even proved this burdensome regulation unnecessary when they met the Clean Power Plan standards without the subjugation of a big brother government. Oklahoma energy should have its own authority to make decisions based on what is best for Oklahoma. Unlike the EPA, we in real America know this is not one-size-fits-all. And now, Oklahoma can continue to lead the way in all-of-the-above electricity production while exploring new, innovative ways to improve grid reliability. Federalism prevails.

OKLAHOMA CITY, OK | April 20, 2021

This year’s “State of the Air” report from the American Lung Association finds that Oklahoma’s rankings were mixed for the most harmful and widespread types of air pollution: particle pollution and ozone. Tulsa saw improvements across all metrics, while Oklahoma City saw higher levels of particle pollution See the full report at Lung.org/sota.


https://www.lung.org/media/press-re...Air” 2021,extremely dangerous and even lethal.

 

[PostmodernProphet]

And?

It is. The libs weren't the only ones who lost. Homo sapiens in general didn't win this one.

Corporate polluters getting free reign from the courts seems like a weird thing to gloat about.

how so.....the legislature is free to act should it choose to.....