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Question: how can Trump's policies be more subversive than Clinton/Obama's or more stupid than Biden's? Impossible.

On Tariffs and Clean Energy: What You Need to Know

THANK YOU Dan, I wish all of you, and We The People the Best in saving our Democracy and Environment…

On All the President’s Men

Dan, I no longer blame him for doing what you are documenting, I blame Congress and POTUS for letting him…

On All the President’s Men

The existence of DEI reflects the erosion of democracy.

On Trump Goes to War Against Environmental Justice

Here's a very accessible presentation by one of America's leading climate scientists explaining why "CO2 is a pollutant...that has a…

On What Happens If EPA Revokes the Endangerment Finding?

Hard to see how this could be upheld now that chevron has been overruled.

On What Happens If EPA Revokes the Endangerment Finding?

Dan Thank you for your excellent essay regarding the inefficiencies associated with the dismantling of federal civil service system within…

On The Economics of Civil Service Abolitionism

Criteria air pollutants such as NOx, SOx, Benzene, Chlorine, etc. all cause adverse human health effects. Atmospheric CO2 was improperly…

On What Happens If EPA Revokes the Endangerment Finding?

go to bed, jim.

On What Happens If EPA Revokes the Endangerment Finding?

Atmospheric CO2 does not cause adverse health effects and never was an actual air "pollutant". It was falsely misclassified as…

On What Happens If EPA Revokes the Endangerment Finding?

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