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Posted by: Sandy Steinman | June 21, 2019

Trump Administration’s Dirty Power Scam

EARTHJUSTICE DENOUNCES TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S DIRTY POWER SCAM

At a critical moment when experts warn that we only have 12 years to avoid climate catastrophe, the Trump administration is trying to gut the Clean Power Plan, the first and only federal limit on carbon pollution from existing power plants. Earthjustice is part of the legal team that has been fighting to defend the Clean Power Plan against lawsuits brought by fossil fuel interests and allied states.

“With this Dirty Power Scam, the Trump administration is once again giving polluters a free pass and demonstrating its total disregard for public health and the crisis we face on climate,” said Jill Tauber, Vice President of Litigation for Climate and Energy. “But the momentum is on our side. We’ll continue working with our partners to stand up to this administration’s pro-polluter agenda and fight for a swift and equitable transition to clean energy to protect our planet and its people.”

Topanga Canyon State Park	Santa Ynez Canyon	6/14
The flowers in this canyon, and then the chaparral beyond, just keep getting better and better. There are many, gorgeous, Humboldt lilies in bloom. I can never tire of seeing them. Otherwise the riparian area, while beautiful, does not have a lot of flowers. There is heart-leaf penstemon, canyon sunflower, wild rose and sticky monkey flower. There are more treats in store when reaching the chaparral area. The scarlet larkspur are in full and beautiful bloom and so are the spectacular Plummer’s mariposa lilies. Also in the chaparral are tiny sapphire wool stars and towering yuccas, white snapdragon, mustard evening primrose, dudley’s and golden star lilies.

EARTHJUSTICE DENOUNCES TRUMP ADMINISTRATION’S DIRTY POWER SCAM

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Tioga Road to open limited hours for access to cross the Sierra

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VOTE MAKES FOUR NATIVE BUMBLE BEE SPECIES CANDIDATES FOR LISTING UNDER CALIFORNIA ENDANGERED SPECIES ACT

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See new update for opening at Tioga Pass Rd. Fully Open July 1;

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CALIFORNIA WILDLIFE ORGANIZATIONS CHEER STATE BUDGET’S COMMITMENT TO PROTECT WILDLIFE HABITAT

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Mt. Rainier National Park reports

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Pollinator Week is Society June 17-23, 2019

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