Candidate Trump said at a rally in New Jersey last May that he intended to sign an Executive Order on day one that would halt “horrible” offshore windmill projects.
Anatomy of an Executive Order: Stopping the Wind
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Citizens and Businesses Join Suing Maryland to Halt BEPS
The Maryland BEPS regulations are preempted by federal law because they concern the energy use of appliances covered by the federal Energy Policy and Conservation Act and are therefore void and unenforceable.
The Change in Administration will be “the” Environmental Issue of 2025
A legacy of deregulation
Top 10 (or 12!) List of Environmental Blog Posts
As 2024 draws to a close, it’s time to reflect on the environmental matters that dominated the year, those that captured attention, sparked debate, and influenced the trajectory of environmental policy and innovation. In the spirit of David Letterman’s iconic
Net Zero with GBI: A Path to Verified Sustainability
GBI offers a credible and transparent pathway to Net Zero energy and carbon certification
Heat Pump Shipments Are Declining Precipitously
It is all but certain that heat pump shipments will see a further decline in 2025.
Key Considerations Before Installing an EV Charging Station
The installation of new EV charging stations would today be characterized as a “sell” and not even a hold.
Greenwashing Lawsuit Alleging Plastic Pollution by PepsiCo is Dismissed
After this blog was posted, on December 9, 2024, Letitia James, the Attorney General of the State of New York filed a Notice Of Appeal of her office’s loss described below, to the Supreme Court of the State of New
Maryland’s War on Fossil Fuel Appliances: Criminalizing Plumbers?
In the name of combating climate change, the Maryland government is driving policies to create an artificial energy scarcity that will require billions of dollars in new expense.