PA “Evangelical” Group Supports EPA Plan to Block Gas-Fired Power

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PA “Evangelical” Group Supports EPA Plan to Block Gas-Fired Power

The left always twists language in its attempt to push its ideology and agenda–even in Christianity. The Pennsylvania-based Evangelical Environmental Network (EEN), during its 15-year history, has supported every far-left environmental regulation proposed by the Democrat Party, and has criticized every conservative, Republican energy plan that allows for fossil energy to flourish in the Keystone…

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Bracing for new PFAS regulations

In aggregate, national, state and local governments are considering the kind of onslaught of activity that companies in all industries hate to see but, in reality, have to deal with on a daily basis. This post appeared first on Plastics News.

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Water Heater Attack by Biden, Who Sees Them All As “Corn Pop”

EVs Being Forced on Americans by Biden and the Crash Awaits … … [Editor’s Note: Joe Biden has launched a water heater attack, apparently imagining the household appliance is a stand-in for bad dude “Corn Pop” who, in his famous anecdote, he says he scared off with a chain.] The Biden administration is proposing to

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Clean Car Rules to Force Us Into EVs Will Fail Miserably

Clean Car Rules to Force Us Into EVs Will Fail Miserably Roger Caiazza (on the subject of) Independent Researcher and Publisher, Pragmatic Environmentalist of New York   … [Editor’s Note: Roger delves into the absurdity of clean car rules proposed in New York, and to a state near you soon, that will try in vain

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E&P Highlights: Aug. 7, 2023

Here’s a roundup of the latest E&P headlines including decommissioning activities in Europe and contract awards for a West Africa project. This post appeared first on Hart Energy.

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National Climate Litigation Campaign Targets Pennsylvania, Faces Uphill Battle

A wealthy national anti-fossil fuel organization that recruits municipal and state plaintiffs to file lawsuits against energy companies for the effects of climate change now appears to have its sights on Pennsylvania, America’s second largest natural gas producing state. The effort to encourage local officials to sue American energy companies will surely be a tough

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