Sentences with phrase «warming regulations»

It's nice to see what just the threat of federal global warming regulations has done to push us in the proper direction.

Other business groups are also stepping up opposition to global warming regulations.

The Canadian media are full of speculation that the Canadian government will push for special treatment and protections from global warming regulation of its fastest - growing source of greenhouse gas emissions — the tar sands oil development in Alberta, where much of Canada's oil is derived.

California's experiment with global warming regulations reminds me of a story about a foolish, old dog who lost his bone in the water when he tried to grab its reflection.

Massachusetts v. EPA was wrong to decide it is an air pollutant and so authorize EPA to create global warming regulation under the Clean Air Act.

WSPA used these partnerships as evidence that there was widespread protest against global warming regulations, when in reality, WSPA was actually the face and the force behind these grassroots campaign.

Pruitt's come under fire for rolling back Obama - era global warming regulations and regulations on the coal industry.

[10] In fact, this impact of a $ 36 tax underestimates the effects of the Administration's global warming regulations and the Paris agreement.

At the same time, some of these companies» own shareholders are pushing them to scale back their dependence on carbon - based fuels, worried about the future financial impact of heightened global - warming regulation.

The WSPA also partnered with organizations in Oregon and Washington to attack global warming regulations.

On top of this, EPA's global - warming regulations will catch aluminum production, ammonia production, cement, iron, steel, lime, petrochemical, phosphoric acid production, and pulp and paper manufacturing.

In June 2010, the Senate voted on Sen. Murkowski's resolution (S.J.Res.26) to overturn the EPA's Endangerment Rule, the prerequisite for all EPA global warming regulations.

That is a central issue in a recent lawsuit by Southeastern Legal Foundation (SLF), the Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), a host of lawmakers and several companies, who are petitioning the Supreme Court to review an appellate court decision upholding the EPA's global warming regulations.

The Obama administration has relied on the «social cost of carbon» metric to justify many of its global warming regulations.

As a result, the EPA and other agencies exaggerate the benefits of global warming regulations or deciding on whether or not to build energy projects, whether it is the Keystone XL pipeline or a coal export terminal.

Over the last eight years, the Obama administration has relied on a metric known as the social cost of carbon to justify many of its global warming regulations.

To date, the electric utility industry has aided and abetted the climate alarmist cause, if not by actually lobbying for global warming regulation, then at least by its willingness to entertain such regulation as public policy worthy of serious consideration.

In a recent issue of the Daily Caller, reporter Jonathan Strong asserts that EPA's global warming regulations are «no end - run around Congress,» because «This time Congress is being held hostage by its own laws.»

The intent of the Clean Air Act needs to be manipulated beyond logic to believe the EPA has any authority to regulate CO2 By Marlo Lewis In a recent issue of the Daily Caller, reporter Jonathan Strong asserts that EPA's global warming regulations are «no end - run around Congress,» because «This time Congress is being held -LSB-...]

The plan was divided into three parts: «Rein in EPA,» «Repeal Global Warming Regulations,» and «End Climate Profiteering.»

The most recent example hails from Wyoming, where two coal plants planned for the southwestern area of the state have been pulled because of concerns about global warming regulation.

Because global warming regulations «stifle the use of the most efficient and inexpensive forms of electricity, businesses as well as households will incur higher electricity costs.»