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Legal Experts Say Democrat Panic Over Supreme Court and Climate Change is Hot Air

Legal Experts Say Democrat Panic Over Supreme Court and Climate Change is Hot Air
Legal Experts Say Democrat Panic Over Supreme Court and Climate Change is Hot Air

Some legal experts say that the Democratic Party’s meltdown over the Supreme Court’s recent ruling on greenhouse gases and the Environmental Protection Agency is a bunch of hot air.

On Thursday, the high court ruled 6-3  in West Virginia v. The Environmental Protection Agency that the EPA lacked the authority to curb greenhouse gases in order to bring about a transition away from coal energy throughout the country because it was not specifically granted that power by Congress. Democrats accused the Supreme Court of  dooming the entire planet with its ruling.

James Coleman, professor of law at the Southern Methodist University Dedman School of Law and publisher of the Energy Law Professor, told The Daily Wire that all the ruling means is “that if Congress and the administration want new climate policy, they’ll have to pass it in new legislation.”

Coleman theorized that the decision — authored by Chief Justice John Roberts and affirmed along ideological lines — will actually benefit the American people and not send them to their demise.

“That will be good news for the American people if it means we have more moderate, negotiated, and consistent energy policy, rather than drastic shifts that are making it difficult to invest in long-term energy supplies,” he said in an email.

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