White House: We Rushed to Get Climate Regulations in So They’d Be Harder to Repeal

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White House: We Rushed to Get Climate Regulations in So They’d Be Harder to Repeal

Ian Hanchett 13 Nov 2024

During an interview with Bloomberg on Tuesday, White House National Climate Adviser Ali Zaidi stated that “we really ran early this year to finalize” many climate regulations “before May, which, really, I think, ensures durability relative to this arcane statute, the Congressional Review Act. So, I think, because of that foresight, we have, actually, quite a durable regulatory regime going into the next few years.”

Host Joumanna Bercetche asked, [relevant exchange begins around 2:10] “Well, there are still a couple of months left, as well, of the administration. I do wonder if there’s anything that can be done on the regulation front, because regulation can swing quite quickly and it’s set at the federal level. Is there anything that your administration is focusing on to make sure that the climate regulation stays intact as well?”

Zaidi responded, “Yeah. One of the things we’re making sure that we do on the spending front is to get as many of those resources in the hands of communities, nine out of every ten dollars in the investment agenda, already into the bloodstream. On the regulatory front, we really ran early this year to finalize a lot of the key regulations before May, which, really, I think, ensures durability relative to this arcane statute, the Congressional Review Act. So, I think, because of that foresight, we have, actually, quite a durable regulatory regime going into the next few years.”

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Should be easily terminated once Trump is in office by a stroke of his pen and the selection of the right EPA head.

Lee Zeldin should be that guy, but look toward the Dems in the Senate blocking Zeldin's appointment as long as possible, especially if a RINO Thune or Cornyn are in control.

And that is the #1 reason Trump wants recess appointments in order to quickly get the agenda going of eliminating these Dem efforts to stymie him.

[GtHawk]

Should be easily terminated once Trump is in office by a stroke of his pen and the selection of the right EPA head.

Lee Zeldin should be that guy, but look toward the Dems in the Senate blocking Zeldin's appointment as long as possible, especially if a RINO Thune or Cornyn are in control.

And that is the #1 reason Trump wants recess appointments in order to quickly get the agenda going of eliminating these Dem efforts to stymie him.

Yup, they rushed em, and Trump will flush them…I hope.