Part I recommended that the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) be reorganized into a five-person commission. The primary reason is to dilute the massive regulatory powers of the Administrator which are clearly visible by the fact that the agency is responsible for twenty-five percent of all federal regulations. Moreover, these regulations impose over fifty percent…
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American Tradition Institute, Featured Posts, Tim Ball, Tom Harris
EPA head must ignore the flak and continue to drop more bombs
Shortly after Scott Pruitt was confirmed as Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), disgruntled EPA bureaucrats began leaking what they said were Pruitt’s personal abuses of money, rules, and regulations. Naturally, it caused a firestorm in the press and among liberals. With investigations by the EPA inspector general, the White House Office of Management…
David Wojick, Featured Posts, Paul Driessen
Multilateral anti-Development Banks
USA finances prolonged poverty, misery, disease, and death through international banks “Foreign Operations” appropriation bills now working their way through Congress supposedly provide funding to “advance U.S. diplomatic priorities overseas,” “increase global security,” and continue “life-saving global health and humanitarian assistance programs for the world’s most vulnerable populations.” The bills include handsome funding for…
E. Calvin Beisner, Ph.D., Featured Posts
EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt Resigns
Cornwall Alliance Statement on EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt’s ResignationOn July 5, President Donald Trump announced the resignation of Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Scott Pruitt. The Cornwall Alliance was pleased to support Mr. Pruitt’s nomination in 2017, and we have valued his service to the American people since then. He has brought to the EPA, which…
Featured Posts, Mark Powell
Ten religious reasons against climate change
Many in politics, as well as in the media, are unaware that there is a growing number of Christians who are opposed to the ‘catastrophism’ associated with global warming. They have formed what is called the Cornwall Alliance and produced an excellent statement outlining their position entitled: A Renewed Call to Truth, Prudence, and Protection…
Featured Posts, William Kovacs
Taming the EPA Regulatory Hydra (Part I)
Since the election of President Trump, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, lovingly referred to as EPA, has turned off its massive regulatory printing press. The nation is still here, there have been no manmade environmental catastrophes and job creation is quickly growing now that the business community is not under the daily fear of another…