Five Key Objectives of the Inflation Reduction Act
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Understanding West Virginia v. EPA: Five Past Supreme Court Cases to Know
The Supreme Court limited the EPA's ability to regulate emissions for existing power plants. Here are 5 prior cases that led up to this.
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Extreme Heat’s Climate Link Cannot Be Ignored, Especially in the Media
With major news outlets downplaying the impact of climate change on summer heat, it is imperative this trend reroutes.
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A Breakdown of West Virginia v. EPA
SCOTUS ruled 6-3 that the EPA overstepped its authority in regulating greenhouse gas emissions from power plants. What comes next?
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Without More News Coverage, Carbon Bombs Will Quietly Proceed
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Global Climate Targets Are Under Threat by Secretly Planned “Carbon Bombs”
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