EPA can no longer dictate CO2 emissions

This is actually YUGE in that SCOTUS is telling Congress they cant dump their legislating role
onto the bureaucracies
Congress is going to have to produce and earn their pay if they want to determine policy
 
anatta said:
This is actually YUGE in that SCOTUS is telling Congress they cant dump their legislating role onto the bureaucracies
Congress is going to have to produce and earn their pay if they want to determine policy
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So basically the corporations have more power over people because those Justices are in their pockets?

Perfect example of giving the corporations the power over the government. We have seen this before many times.
 
AProudLefty said:
So basically the corporations have more power over people because those Justices are in their pockets?

Perfect example of giving the corporations the power over the government. We have seen this before many times.
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what in god are you babbling on about?
SCOTUS is clipping the reg power of the administrative state to run on autopilot.
Surely you know this.
 
anatta said:
what in god are you babbling on about?
SCOTUS is clipping the reg power of the administrative state to run on autopilot.
Surely you know this.
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So red states are going to allow the power of corporations go unchecked?
 
AProudLefty said:
Justice Barrett's father worked for Shell for 29 years.
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How the Gores, father and son, helped their patron Occidental Petroleum ...https://publicintegrity.org › politics › how-the-gores-fat...
Jan 10, 2000 — Albert Gore, Sr., “in my back pocket.” When the elder Gore left the Senate in 1970, Hammer gave him a $500,000-a-year job as the chairman of ...

Al Gore's petrodollars once again make him a chip off the old ...https://www.washingtonpost.com › blogs › 2013/01/08
Jan 8, 2013 — Former Vice President Al Gore trashes the oil industry, ... Before any of that, however, in 1972, Gore Sr. went to work as chairman of ...

THE VICE PRESIDENT; Gore Family's Ties to Oil Company ...https://www.nytimes.com › 2000/03/19 › 2000-campaign...
Mar 19, 2000 — In 1965, Mr. Gore Sr. helped obtain visas to Libya for Mr. Hammer, his wife and two business associates when Occidental was trying to open oil ...

Was Albert Gore Sr. a Crook? - Slate Magazinehttps://slate.com › news-and-politics › 2000/04 › was-albe...
Apr 6, 2000 — Albert Sr. had a long association, while he was in Congress and afterward, with the late Occidental Petroleum Chairman Armand Hammer. There isn' ..."
 
Bigdog said:
How the Gores, father and son, helped their patron Occidental Petroleum ...https://publicintegrity.org › politics › how-the-gores-fat...
Jan 10, 2000 — Albert Gore, Sr., “in my back pocket.” When the elder Gore left the Senate in 1970, Hammer gave him a $500,000-a-year job as the chairman of ...

Al Gore's petrodollars once again make him a chip off the old ...https://www.washingtonpost.com › blogs › 2013/01/08
Jan 8, 2013 — Former Vice President Al Gore trashes the oil industry, ... Before any of that, however, in 1972, Gore Sr. went to work as chairman of ...

THE VICE PRESIDENT; Gore Family's Ties to Oil Company ...https://www.nytimes.com › 2000/03/19 › 2000-campaign...
Mar 19, 2000 — In 1965, Mr. Gore Sr. helped obtain visas to Libya for Mr. Hammer, his wife and two business associates when Occidental was trying to open oil ...

Was Albert Gore Sr. a Crook? - Slate Magazinehttps://slate.com › news-and-politics › 2000/04 › was-albe...
Apr 6, 2000 — Albert Sr. had a long association, while he was in Congress and afterward, with the late Occidental Petroleum Chairman Armand Hammer. There isn' ..."
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I didn't mention Gore.
 
Bigdog said:
How the Gores, father and son, helped their patron Occidental Petroleum ...https://publicintegrity.org › politics › how-the-gores-fat...
Jan 10, 2000 — Albert Gore, Sr., “in my back pocket.” When the elder Gore left the Senate in 1970, Hammer gave him a $500,000-a-year job as the chairman of ...

Al Gore's petrodollars once again make him a chip off the old ...https://www.washingtonpost.com › blogs › 2013/01/08
Jan 8, 2013 — Former Vice President Al Gore trashes the oil industry, ... Before any of that, however, in 1972, Gore Sr. went to work as chairman of ...

THE VICE PRESIDENT; Gore Family's Ties to Oil Company ...https://www.nytimes.com › 2000/03/19 › 2000-campaign...
Mar 19, 2000 — In 1965, Mr. Gore Sr. helped obtain visas to Libya for Mr. Hammer, his wife and two business associates when Occidental was trying to open oil ...

Was Albert Gore Sr. a Crook? - Slate Magazinehttps://slate.com › news-and-politics › 2000/04 › was-albe...
Apr 6, 2000 — Albert Sr. had a long association, while he was in Congress and afterward, with the late Occidental Petroleum Chairman Armand Hammer. There isn' ..."
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A crime family just like the Biden crime family.
 
Into the Night Soil
200w.webp
The Supreme Court handed down another blow to Democrats,....
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You maybe think that Republican kids don't breathe, eh, dumbass.
 
moon said:
Into the Night Soil


You maybe think that Republican kids don't breathe, eh, dumbass.
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Richard Nixon had to use Executive Order to create the EPA ... because the Douchocrats who controlled congress wouldn't. :palm:
 
Bigdog said:
CO2 Death cultists :palm:

Climate Audit showing the logarithmic heating effect of carbon dioxide relative to atmospheric concentration:

co2_modtrans_img1.png


Science shows the decreasing effect of CO2. Each molecule of CO2 has less effect than the previous one.

https://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/03/08/the-logarithmic-effect-of-carbon-dioxide/
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“What’s up with that?”

As I said, now we’re going to get the arguments and “proof” from obscure weathermen and contrarian professors, usually secretly funded by the fossil fuel industries, that supposedly prove that climate change is a hoax, a fabrication, all in the hopes of selling a false paradigm, which obviously the above posters have swallowed

And the “big chiwawa” doesn’t disappoint
 
Into the Night said:
It's good all around.

The FAA can no longer pick and choose companies to succeed in building aircraft components.
The FCC can no longer just pick and choose who gets station licenses.
The NEA can no longer threaten local schools that refuse to teach the WOKE religion.
The EPA can no longer just pick and choose what gases are 'pollutants', set limits on them (despite the fact that it can't be measured), or pick and choose 'solutions' that must be implemented, or else.
The BATF can no longer just pick and choose what gun is 'illegal' on a whim.

At the very least, it falls back to Congress, which must take the political heat and risk their re-election to implement such laws.

That's assuming, of course, that no one challenges these laws as unconstitutional in the first place (which they are!).
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And Congress has proven to be so good at addressing emergency situations
 
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