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President Trump is putting American energy first, and nuclear power is back in the spotlight. @SecretaryWright explains: “We’re restarting three power plants, upgrading power plants all across the country, and soon you’ll be hearing announcements about new reactors being constructed. So yes, the nuclear renaissance is real. It’s happening.”
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REPORT: Florida AG Announces Lawsuit Over First Street's 'Climate Risk Scores’: “Those inflated scores have real consequences. Homes take longer to sell, they sell for less…Florida homeowners deserve facts, not alarmist scores that hit their property values and their wallets.”
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🚨 REPORT: Valero is reportedly planning to operate its refineries in the United States and Britain at up to 99% of their combined total throughput capacity of 3 million ​barrels per day.
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NEW: China Emits 2.7 Times As Much Greenhouse Gas As America, New EU Data Show: “China emitted 15,981 million metric tons of greenhouse gases in 2025, about 30% of the world's total and 2.7 times the United States, according to the European Commission's EDGAR database.”
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.@ISAACforEnergy: “Additional diesel supply is welcome news for farmers, truckers, and families getting hammered at the pump, but one tanker isn’t going to solve our diesel supply problems... America is the world’s leading oil producer, yet we’re importing diesel from Russia while domestic refining capacity faces a regulatory gauntlet that has driven refineries out of business...We should be exporting more American diesel, not relying on Russian refineries to meet our needs.”
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JUST IN: Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announces that the state of Florida is suing @FirstStreetLLC over their flawed, speculative and contradictory "climate risk scores." "We are taking them to court because Florida homeowners deserve facts, not alarmist scores that hit their property values and their wallets."
First Street’s climate risk scores on Zillow, Redfin & Realtor.com are presented as accurate and scientific. They’re not. We are taking them to court because Florida homeowners deserve facts, not alarmist scores that hit their property values and their wallets.
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Climate lawfare's back-channel campaign, and how you'll pay the bill: "The climate lawfare complex lost at the ballot box. It lost in AEP. So its backers went behind the scenes—into judicial seminars and judges’ own science manual. Enough already. The Supreme Court should shut the courthouse door for good."
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NEW: West Virginia investigates environmental groups over ‘deceptive’ climate change advocacy: “West Virginia’s Republican attorney general has launched a broad investigation of the state’s leading environmental groups, demanding a decade of internal records involving ‘unfair or deceptive acts’ in their fundraising and climate change advocacy.”
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REPORT: EPA Extends Emergency Diesel Waiver For Texas As Fuel Supply Crisis Drags On: “Now farmers, truckers, businesses, and families are paying the price for policies that discouraged investment in the fuels our economy depends on. These waivers may provide temporary relief, but they won’t solve the underlying supply problem…The bill for decades of climate alarmism is finally coming due, and Americans are paying it every time they fill their tanks or buy groceries. We need more refineries, fewer regulatory barriers, and an end to policies that sacrifice American energy security for political emissions targets.”
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Court Slaps Down NYC's Latest Attempt to Punish Energy Companies for Climate Change “These lawsuits threaten to impose enormous costs on American energy producers that ultimately risk being passed along to families and businesses…National energy policy should be set by Congress and not dictated by Blue state courts in Hawaii, Colorado, and New York.”
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NEW: Energy Department Advances Constitution Pipeline Project with $42 Million in Defense Production Act Funding: “Despite America having an abundant supply of low-cost natural gas, tens of millions of Americans have limited access to this reliable energy source due to a lack of pipeline infrastructure…The answer to high prices is more supply to push prices down.”
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