Photo:Justice Antonin Scalia cautioned more than 20 years ago that Congress doesn’t “hide elephants in mouseholes.” When Congress chooses not to pursue a certain policy or delegate a new authority, it isn’t inviting administrative agencies to step in and fill the empty space. But federal agencies are increasingly attempting to impose major climate regulations with no mandate from Congress.
This isn’t mere “disclosure.” It’s a heavy regulatory burden designed to serve climate policy goals, and it goes beyond the SEC’s statutory authority.
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opinion DonaldKochan People with liberal arts degrees don't know how to read basic stuff.
opinion DonaldKochan Somebody has too. Corporations are not people and don’t care about anything but money. And Congress is bought and paid for by them so, please Federal Agency’s do your worst..Maybe start with Trains
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opinion DonaldKochan Congress doesn't represent the American public these days.