The Climate Cult’s Regulatory Assault
New laws aim to restore constitutional lawmaking and expose the shaky science behind sweeping climate regulations.
by P. Gardner Goldsmith May 27, 2025, 2:23 PM
The dark and fabulist Anthropogenic Climate Change narrative, long wielded as a fascist cudgel by political elites and their academic and “green” corporate allies, is facing a potential reckoning. [emphasis, links added]
According to a recent analysis by the Heartland Institute’s H. Sterling Burnett, and published by Watts Up With That, two proposed federal statutes — the Regulations of the Executive In Need of Scrutiny Act (REINS Act) and the Secret Science Reform Act (SSRA) — could begin, in tiny ways, to dismantle the unchecked regulatory machine that has propped up the Climate Cult’s agenda for decades.
Writes Burnett:
“Of course, Congress previously gave itself the power to review and block major (agency-created) regulation retroactively for a limited period of time through the Congressional Review Act (CRA) of 1996, but it has rarely used that power, and when it has, its efforts have most often been blocked by a presidential veto. The CRA allowed the House and the Senate to pass resolutions of disapproval to block major regulations. Despite tens of thousands of regulations being enacted in nearly 30 years since the CRA passed, Congress has used it successfully to overturn rules only 20 times.
The superiority of the REINS Act to the CRA is clear: under the CRA, a regulation becomes law by default unless Congress moves to disapprove it. The REINS Act would reverse this, canceling any major regulation Congress does not explicitly approve. In addition, the president would not be authorized to ignore the will of Congress and its interpretation of what the law it has written demands, because no veto is available. The rule doesn’t become law unless Congress approves.”
Which is a start.
https://climatechangedispatch.com/congress-climate-cult-regulatory-laws/
