D.C. Circuit Rules That Trailers Are Not Motor Vehicles
The EPA and NHTSA clearly overstepped the authority Congress gave them by using a motor-vehicle statute to regulate vehicles that don’t have motors.
EPA
Whistleblower Moves to Halt EPA Committee Work, Claims Members Conflicted by Reliance on Government Grants
The agency’s new administrator is seeking to reverse a Trump-administration rule preventing academics who receive research grants from serving on the panels.
Whistleblower Sues EPA for Padding Advisory Panels with Scientists Reliant on Federal Funding
The Biden EPA purged industry voices from its advisory committees and gave their slots to compromised scientists, the suit alleges.
The Rockefellers’ Costly Penance
The Rockefellers are using their wealth to disrupt pipeline repairs, making life more difficult for blue-collar workers.
Regulation-Happy EPA Is Forgetting to Inspect Hazardous Waste
They had one job.
EPA Dust-Up: A Recent ‘Midnight Regulation’ Needs Work
A last-minute EPA rule from the Trump administration warrants a closer look.
Trump’s Environmental Progress
Biden should build on his predecessor’s deregulatory reforms.
California Leaders Are Wrong to Fault the Trump Administration on Wildfires
Instead of blaming the Trump administration for their problems, perhaps they should look to it for guidance.
The Coronavirus Lockdown Has Not Made the Air Cleaner
Why are so many activists saying so anyway?
Should the Public Have Access to the Science Used to Regulate It?
When researchers are completely transparent about their methods and openly provide their data, other scientists and skeptics can point out errors and otherwise refine the analysis.