Tennessee Conservative
Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act Will Not Reduce Inflation. It Will, Like A Lot Of Federal Acts, Do The Opposite. The Focus Of The Act Is “Clean Energy And Climate Action” With The Goal Of Reducing Emissions And Limiting Fossil Fuels Which Will Actually Increase Inflation. And This Plan Has Made Its Way To Tennessee.
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West Virginia And Indiana Are Leading A Group Of 25 States, Including Tennessee, Asking For The U.S. Court Of Appeals For The District Of Columbia To Declare The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s New Rule On Coal, Natural Gas And Oil Power Plants To Be Declared Unlawful.
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Tennessee’s Attorney General Has Joined A 23-State Coalition Demanding The EPA Modify Existing Regulations In Title Vi Of The Civil Rights Act Of 1964. These Regulations Consider “Disparate Impacts” To Forward Race-Conscious “Environmental Justice” Initiatives.
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In Recent Months Tennessee Has Been Expressing A Desire To Reject Federal Funding For Education, And Yet At The Same Time, The State Has Decided To Accept Money, And Engage In A Project That Appears To Promote And Assist In Furthering The Radical Leftist Environmental Agenda Of The Biden Administration.
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Slavery And Racism Are Being Blamed For Climate Change In The South, According To The Fifth National Climate Assessment And Tennessee Will Create An Inventory Of Its Biggest Climate “Offenders” After Having Been Allocated $3 Million In Grants From The EPA. TDEC Has Until November 30th To Submit An Initial Inventory Of Sources Of Climate Pollution And The Public Has Until Tomorrow, Wednesday 29th, 2023 To Provide Feedback In A Survey.
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An East Tennessee Site That Has Been Contaminated For About 50 Years With Radioactive Waste Is Set To Be Cleaned Up With About $13.5 Million In State And Federal Funding.
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Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti Said, “These Proposed Regulations Will Significantly Reduce The Nation’s Capacity To Sterilize Medical Devices. If The Administration Moves Forward With This Proposal, The Shortage Of Available Medical Devices Will Hurt Both Patients And Health Care Professionals.”
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Will The Biden Administration’s Latest Energy Regulations Force Americans Out Of Gas Vehicles And Into More Expensive Electric Cars? Lawmakers In The U.S. House Held A Hearing Wednesday Tackling That Key Question.
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Facing A Spate Of Legal Battles With Tennessee Cities And The Federal Government, The Attorney General’s Office Enters This Year With A New “Strategic Litigation Unit” And Heftier Budget. Skrmetti Doesn’t Necessarily Have A Different Philosophy Than His Predecessor, Herbert Slatery, But Appears To Be Taking A More Active Role Against What He Considers Federal Incursions.
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Twelve Attorneys General Have Submitted Comments To Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Michael Regan Expressing Concerns About A New Proposed Rule They Argue Will Increase Energy Costs And Risk Americans’ Safety.
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