US EditionTrump energy order may target state climate laws
- President Trump signed an executive order on April 8, targeting state energy and climate laws.
- The administration believes state measures hinder domestic energy production.
- Specifically, the order names Vermont's and New York's climate superfund laws and California's carbon policy.
- The order directs Attorney General Bondi to submit a report in 60 days recommending actions; Ryan Meyers welcomed this.
- Officials in Vermont plan to continue with climate initiatives despite the executive order.
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Trump Targets Blue State Climate Lawsuits, "Superfund" Laws In New Energy Push
President Donald Trump has plenty of targets to choose from to begin his war against blue state lawsuits and legislation designed to punish energy companies for their role in climate change. On April 8, Trump signed an executive order titled “Protecting American Energy From State Overreach” instructing his administration to investigate state-level attempts to sue […] Trump Targets Blue State Climate Lawsuits, “Superfund” Laws In New Energy Push
Trump Executive Order Targets California Climate Laws as States Push Back - One Green Planet
Trump's new executive order targets California's climate laws, but states and activists are gearing up to defend environmental protections. The post Trump Executive Order Targets California Climate Laws as States Push Back appeared first on One Green Planet.
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Trump Has No Shortage Of Targets In His War Against Blue State Climate Lawfare
President Donald Trump has plenty of targets to choose from to begin his war against blue state lawsuits and legislation designed to punish energy companies ...
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