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The Supreme Court’s rulings in West Virginia v. EPA (2022) and Loper Bright v. Raimondo (2024) limited agency power under the “major questions doctrine” and ended Chevron deference — reshaping the legal landscape behind the EPA’s reversal. cornwallalliance.org/climate-alarmi…

The Environmental Law Institute has hosted climate “training” seminars for judges for years—covering travel, lodging, and materials. ELI openly advocates policy positions on climate change. Judges are supposed to interpret law, not be coached on ideology cornwallalliance.org/congress-state…

Western banks and institutions restrict fossil fuel financing in Africa while still relying on those fuels at home. Africa doesn’t need pity or half-measures. It needs energy sovereignty and the same growth path that lifted billions elsewhere. cornwallalliance.org/green-ideology…

Nuclear delivers 24/7 base load power with capacity factors often above 90%. Advanced Gen IV Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) promise faster builds, factory assembly, passive safety, and scalable deployment. cornwallalliance.org/nuclear-is-the…

The Federal Judicial Center’s new Science Reference Manual now includes an entire climate change section—authored by academics and advocates involved in active climate litigation. Critics call it a direct conflict of interest. cornwallalliance.org/congress-state…

The original 2009 ruling declared CO₂ a pollutant under the Clean Air Act. Opponents argue carbon dioxide is not toxic, is essential for plant life, and was never explicitly defined as a pollutant by Congress. cornwallalliance.org/climate-alarmi…

The real debate isn’t just about carbon or climate models. It’s about competing worldviews — how we define truth, authority, humanity’s role, and the proper relationship between liberty, stewardship, and government power. cornwallalliance.org/environmentali…

A systematic review of 84 wind studies found wildlife displacement in 63% of bird populations, 72% of bats, and 67% of mammals studied. “Green” energy is reshaping ecosystems—often destructively. cornwallalliance.org/new-york-times…

Electricity policy is shifting toward one word: affordability. With 6+ billion people living on under $10/day, “Net Zero” built on subsidized wind & solar simply isn’t viable for most of the world. Reliable power must come first. cornwallalliance.org/nuclear-is-the…

Even major climate-aligned firms are retreating. Google’s emissions rose 48% in four years due to AI expansion. BP and Shell scaled back renewables after lower returns compared to oil & gas. cornwallalliance.org/climate-change…

Africa has gas, coal, oil, minerals, land, and the youngest population on earth (median age under 20). What it lacks isn’t potential — it’s the freedom to fully develop its energy resources.

Legally, the precedent of Goldwater v. Carter strengthens executive authority over treaty withdrawals. Opponents face limited judicial options to challenge the decision. cornwallalliance.org/americas-irrev…

History is clear: no region has escaped poverty without abundant, reliable energy. Asia lifted hundreds of millions out of poverty through industrialization powered largely by coal. Where energy use rises, poverty falls. cornwallalliance.org/green-ideology…

AI is driving unprecedented electricity demand. Data centers require uninterrupted power. If U.S. consumption doubles by 2050, stable, dispatchable energy — especially nuclear — will be essential for affordability, growth, and grid reliability. cornwallalliance.org/nuclear-is-the…

The manual treats controversial “attribution science” as settled—despite ongoing debate about methods that rely heavily on climate models and counterfactual scenarios. Twenty-seven state AGs have formally objected. cornwallalliance.org/congress-state…

Even if the U.S. eliminated fossil fuels tomorrow, global emissions would continue rising, driven largely by China, India, Indonesia, and developing nations expanding coal and gas power. Supporters of repeal say U.S. cuts alone are economically costly and globally marginal.

Wind & solar are intermittent. For every 1 MW installed, you still need 1 MW of continuous backup (nuclear, coal, or gas). That full-system cost is why places like Germany & California now face some of the highest power prices. cornwallalliance.org/nuclear-is-the…

ESG once dominated Wall Street. Now firms are exiting Net Zero alliances amid political backlash and economic realities. The financial climate movement is fracturing on both sides of the Atlantic. cornwallalliance.org/climate-change…

If we truly care about stewardship, we can’t mourn a sparrow in Chicago while ignoring eagles in Wyoming. Environmental concern must be morally consistent—or it becomes ideology dressed as compassion. cornwallalliance.org/new-york-times…