West Virginia vs. EPA at Supreme Court: Energy costs at stake as Ukraine-Russia war rages
West Virginia v. EPA has the potential to lessen the Environmental Protection Agencies regulatory powers related to greenhouse gas emissions.
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West Virginia v. EPA has the potential to lessen the Environmental Protection Agencies regulatory powers related to greenhouse gas emissions.
Multiple news reports confirm that journalists are under fire in Ukraine -- such as a Sky News crew recently ambushed in their vehicle outside Kyiv, despite their prominently displayed press identification. Two were shot. The team, however, continued their coverage and documented the event -- and were eventually evacuated. The resulting video was viewed on Sky News, of course. Another 4 million people watched on YouTube in the hours that followed.
In 2015, scholar Walter Williams stated that during the Ordovician period (460 million years ago), carbon dioxide concentrations were 4,400 PPM (parts per million), and temperatures were about the same as today. (This is over 10 times the level, 415 PPM, recorded Nov. 18, 2021, by the Global Monitoring Laboratory.)
A House of Delegates subcommittee devoted time on Thursday for testimony from climate change skeptics funded by the energy industry.
NTD’s Kevin Hogan speaks with geologist Gregory Wrightstone, the executive director of the CO2 Coalition, at Turning Point ...