The Supreme Court sharply curtails the authority of the EPA to regulate greenhouse-gas emissions that cause climate change. In a 6-3 ruling, the court sides with conservative states and fossil-fuel companies in adopting a narrow reading of the Clean Air Act.
While many states are still in session, it’s worth taking a look at the notable legislative and administrative climate efforts that have already passed this year.
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.@TimCroninMA, MA State Director for @_ClimateXChange, testifies in strong support of the #GreenFutureNow!
“We need to sustainably and equitably raise funds for local green investments to transition off of fossil fuels. This is where the #GreenFutureAct comes in.”
New from @BostonGlobe:
"A funding source that we can’t overlook is the #GreenFutureAct. It’s a bill, filed by state Rep. @BillDriscollJr, with deep support in the State House... [it raises] $10 billion for climate-friendly and green infrastructure"
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Via @MASSterList: "New report says bill (#GreenFutureAct) could create tens of thousands of jobs" in #mapoli
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