The U.S. Supreme Court's majority ruling in West Virginia vs. EPA blocks prevents the EPA from enacting large-scale restrictions on carbon dioxide production. This is victory for eco-sanity since human CO2 emissions don't control the climate. The ruling is also a big win for the economy since fossil fuels are vital to modern life.

More, the SCOTUS ruling upholds Congress’ role in setting major policies through legislation, rather than a "pen and a phone" in the executive office. CO2 is beneficial. Nothing humans do to restrain it can control the weather, but efforts to do so can wreak havoc on human lives and livelihoods.

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Heartland Institute President James Taylor was a recent guest on the Shaun Thompson Show on AM 560 The Answer in Chicago. Taylor was invited on the program to talk about the lies of the green energy movement, the truth about climate science, and the Supreme Court ruling that the Environmental Protection Agency has been abusing its regulatory power for far too long.

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Fresh off the heels of the Roe vs. Wade decision, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) just neutered the runaway powers the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) claimed to have. Referencing the Clean Air Act, the EPA has enacted regulations, fines, and other indirect means to essentially create quasi-legislation outside of the bounds of congress. This power wielded by the EPA was never granted and is supposed to reside within those who United States citizens elect to congress. Instead, Americans fell victim to wildly overbearing regulations enacted by unelected bureaucrats.

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Michelle Stirling of Canada's Friends of Science explains that a decade’s worth of international efforts to end the use of fossil fuels has borne fruit through ESG mandates and similar policies. Crony capitalists reap the benefits while the modern electric grid perishes. Neither laws nor money can change physics, meaning if we want to improve the lot of the world’s poor and maintain our own standards of living in the West, we must continue to use fossil fuels for the foreseeable future. Political efforts to limit fossil fuel use does great harm but doesn’t change the reality of the incomparable benefits delivered by coal, natural gas, and oil.

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The Heartland Institute’s H. Sterling Burnett, Anthony Watts, and Linnea Lueken preview a key decision due from the U.S. Supreme Court titled West Virginia vs. EPA. The roundtable also covers a troublesome rule change on the definition of “habitat” under the Endangered Species Act and asks why the Navy is engaging in “climate war games.”

Since President Joe Biden took office, gasoline prices have more than doubled, general energy prices are up more than 32 percent, and American's are spending hundreds of dollars more than usual each month on food and fuel. Rising costs are a direct result of the Biden administration's collusion with woke corporate leaders to impose restrictive climate policies. And unfortunately, it’s going to get worse before it gets better.

President Biden and the Democrats seem intent on doubling down rather than reversing their climate policies. The plan of blaming oil companies for the high prices is falling on deaf ears. Biden’s policies proposed to punish oil companies for making a profit will lead to increased costs and reduced supply.

H. Sterling Burnett joined the Tony Katz show to discuss how Senator Debbie Stabenow (D-MI) bragged about driving her expensive electric vehicle across the country. Meanwhile, liberal policies from her party are bankrupting regular Americans. Burnett and Katz also discuss a new Reuters’ article about how Midwesterners will deal with rolling blackouts this summer. It’s as if we’re moving backwards in terms of energy policy.

John Kerry observed how many people willingly gave up their freedoms to combat COVID-19. Now, he wants to proclaim climate change an imminent crisis to impose similar harsh restrictions on people’s lives. Politicians' lies during COVID are becoming accepted fact, and that extends to climate change. Polls show Americans reject Biden's energy policies. John Kerry may want to act like a climate Czar, but neither he, Biden, nor the U.N. are.

Gregory Wrightstone, executive director of the CO2 Coalition, explains that John Kerry said the quiet part out loud when he called on the world's economic and political elites as the World Economic Forum to treat climate change the same as they did the COVID pandemic. Kerry and other climate alarmists want to lock the world down in order to fight climate change. The policies they are calling for won't give them control over the climate but will grant control over people’s lives. That’s the true objective.

Myron Ebell, director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, says there are multiple factors contributing to current high energy prices. Saying that, Biden's energy and climate policies are easily the main factor. For Biden, the grand energy transformation he endorses is worthy of the pain Americans will suffer through.

Regulations hampering the production and transportation of coal, oil, and natural gas along with ESG financial requirements and mandates have signaled to the fossil fuel industry that it may not have a future. The bankers who fund them have certainly gotten the message. Accordingly, many in the industry have decided to make hay while the sun shines. Rather than investing in new production, it is returning profits to shareholders. Biden's policies are not just bad for Americans. They’re horrific for the entire world.

As Spring turns into Summer, the climate alarmists come into full bloom. The Heartland Institute's Jim Lakely, H. Sterling Burnett, and Linnea Lueken talk about how the media hypes up allergy and tornado season every spring, and every summer brings "unprecedented" heat, droughts, and wildfires. And, of course, it's all the fault of humans. How ridiculous is that? We'll go over the facts.

This podcast comes from Heartland’s weekly live show Climate Change Roundtable. Catch the live broadcast on YouTube every Friday at 12pm CT.