And suddenly, millions of voices cried out in unison: I voted for this.
Seventeen years ago, the EPA under Barack Obama issued an endangerment finding citing greenhouse gases as pollutants that posed significant harms on Americans. In the years since, that finding has served as the foundation for massive regulation on energy production, auto manufacturing, and a host of other industries. One of the first acts Donald Trump took on his second Inauguration Day was to order the EPA to review that finding and determine whether and how to reverse it. By July, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin began the process of repealing it, calling the effort “driving a dagger into the heart of the climate-change religion.”
Meanwhile in Climate Cult Canada
Inflated climate change data to be adopted by 250 Canadian financial institutions
A climate change study that was retracted for inflating data is still being used as evidence for climate change risk assessments (CCRAs) at Canadian financial institutions — and 250 more institutions are planning to use it.
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