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Conservative activists and industry allies are mounting an aggressive campaign to keep Scott Pruitt at the helm of the Environmental Protection Agency as he confronts ethical allegations
Goodbye, gas? The era of electric cars is coming faster than anyone thought. FacebookTwitterEmail 1of18 Classic Chevrolet Sugar Land sales consultant Edward Jackson Davis shows the battery level on the dash screen of a Chevrolet Bolt EV, Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, in Sugar Land. The Bolt EV is a front-motor, five-door all-electric car.Marie D. De Jesús, Houston Chronicle / Staff photographerShow MoreShow Less 2of18 Classic Chevrolet Sugar Land sales consultant Edward Jackson Davis takes a look under the hood of a Chevrolet Bolt EV, Thursday, Feb. 4, 2021, in Sugar Land. The Bolt EV is a front-m...
1 month ago One more building block to fit into their foundation of one world order if these pass. What times we live in! Looking forward to a time when the only “King” or “Ruler” is God Almighty our loving creator! I appreciate the persistence in continuing the good work needed to maintain a balanced, righteous, peace-loving nation (and world!). God bless us all and help us to remain humble and compassionate with a quiet, never-ending strength to overcome the forces of evil. Reply 1 month ago As far as I am concerned, politicians only deal with half-truths and the bal...
I n the first evenings of the semester, closely packed crowds of both masked and unmasked students lined the sidewalks outside of bars, making many students and Athens residents worry about the safety of their city. This is something many Americans have gone through since last spring when the CDC first started recommending face coverings to prevent the spread of COVID-19. When in a public place, however, there are face covering ordinances at both the state and city level. A few days before Gov. Mike DeWine passed a statewide mask order, the city of Athens passed a face coverin...
Big-business shift on carbon pricing unlikely to move the needle on legislation Josh Siegel © Provided by Washington Examiner WB.Energy.jpg The new shift by big business to consider supporting carbon-pricing policies will create more momentum to combat climate change, but it is unlikely to shake Republicans from their aversion to new taxes or produce a legislative breakthrough. The U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the American Petroleum Institute this week said they support a “market-based” policy to reduce emissions across the economy, a description that leaders of both gr...