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Electric vehicles are fleecing us out of billions
There should be no double standards for EV manufacturers fudging their math to cash in on compliance credits.
Beware the SEC’s creation of ‘Natural Asset’ companies
By Margaret Byfield: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) are quietly working on a rule that may prove their ulterior motive.
Victory! SEC drops “natural asset companies.” Read our official submission
The SEC should not sanction non-use over optimal use of resources.
Nuclear revival needs a new regulatory framework
Sixty nuclear facilities are being constructed in 17 countries. The U.S. is building one.
This landmark conservation bill has been an abject failure for fifty years
The Endangered Species Act has failed at recovering species.
Are auto and energy companies betting on ’24 Wins?
Does a more constructive regulatory environment lay ahead?
Biden NEPA rule faces stiff legal challenges
NEPA’s procedures have become so time-consuming that they have tied up infrastructure and other projects for years.
Hoffman delivers CFACT testimony before Kansas Senate Committee
The threat to U.S. property rights. WATCH NOW
EPA issues new WOTUS rule after Supreme Court slap down
As a result of the Sackett decision, several types of waters will no longer be under federal jurisdiction, including an estimated 1.2 million to 4.9 million miles of ephemeral streams.
The Big Fed Lie
“I can’t answer. The matter is under investigation.”
Biden officials plot next WOTUS move after Supreme Court ruling
They aim to skip public comment and have a revised WOTUS rule by late September.
Small fish could mean big trouble for Feds
A rule issued by the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) that would charge commercial herring vessels up to $700 a day to monitor catches has triggered a lawsuit that poses a direct threat to agencies’ discretionary power.
“Chevron Deference” comes under fire from SCOTUS
The Supreme Court said Monday it would reconsider a 1984 precedent some conservatives have argued grants too much power to federal regulators.
Restoring trust in government through the Information Quality Act
America deserves quality information that is accurate, objective, unbiased and reproducible.