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EPA Broke Federal Law By Delegating Wetland Permitting to States?!
A federal court decided in February that in the rush to transfer wetlands permitting authority to Florida in the final days of the Trump administration, federal agencies and officials had violated the Endangered Species Act and other federal laws.
Florida took over permitting under Section 404 of the Clean Water Act in December 2020. The EPA ...Read More
Biden Makes Everyone Mad with Offshore Drilling Plan
The Biden administration’s plan to slash offshore oil and gas leasing drew fire from both the fossil fuel industry and environmentalists on Friday, with energy companies saying it will raise fuel prices and greens saying it undermines efforts to stop global warming.
The criticism from both sides reflects the difficulty Biden’s White House has had ...Read More
AZ Rancher Sues To Stop Biden Administration Abuse of Antiquities Act
From our friends at the Pacific Legal Foundation:
Chris Heaton, a sixth-generation rancher, is suing the Biden administration for abusing the Antiquities Act to designate a million acres of land in Arizona as a national monument.
“The Antiquities Act exists to protect Native American archeological sites, not to give presidents unlimited power to declare vast swaths ...Read More
US Chamber of Commerce calls California’s new climate legislation ‘compelled speech’
From our friends at Courthouse News:
LOS ANGELES (CN) — The U.S. Chamber of Commerced claims that two recent California laws requiring large businesses to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions and to report their climate-related financial risk amount to “compelled speech” in violation of the First Amendment.
On Tuesday the chamber, joined by several other business associations, sued the ...Read More
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