In his first weeks of office, President Donald Trump is busy strengthening the causes of energy choices and freedom among American citizens. One of his first official acts was to separate us from the Paris Climate Agreement, a unilateral agreement that imposed harsh and unfair restrictions on the United States.

Trump was accused of streamlining energy by allowing energy, expanding gas and oil exploration, and establishing America’s global “energy domination,” and established a new National Energy Council led by Interior Secretary Doug Burgham. Then conclude his first day as our 47th President, he signed Presidential Order A biography of a series of subsidies and regulations aimed at eliminating Biden’s “electric vehicle mandate” – an artificially boosting demand for EVs.

Some of these measures, such as rolling back EV tax credits, require council action at some point. Furthermore, even if Republicans control the homes of both Congressional homes, those opposed to energy choices and Trump’s energy freedom movement are free to use many options at their disposal to advance their “green” agenda.

One sub-stationary tactic is to use the “blue state” legislature to advance policies that are almost standing if there is no chance of passing the convocation of legislature. Vermont and new york The “Climate Superfund” law has already been passed, and similar bills are pending in other states.

Putting a price tag on a particular company’s contribution to damages that are likely caused by climate change is at best an ambiguous effort, and at worst a fraud. As Climate Policy Analyst Paul Driesen Noteclimate activists are too happy to blame fossil fuels for “heatwaves, cold spells, hurricanes, wildfires (including arsons, electric companies, forest management errors, forests, droughts, abusive husbands.”

Science says that the Earth’s climate is changing as the planet’s Earth’s climate orbited the Sun about 4 billion years ago. It is only common sense that at least some of the current changes to our climate can be caused to some degree by some degree of human activity. But in reality, no one knows exactly how important that part is, and anyone who otherwise argues simply makes their personal opinions come across as an analysis of fact.

If the left cannot partner with friendly state governments to enforce the implementation of so-called “green” policies, activists’ climate movements can always do a “forum shop” for climate-control-friendly judges who will strike Force Fossil Fuel Company with large penalties.

Some of these lawsuits accused fossil fuel companies of deceiving and undermining the highly politicized scientific “consensus” on climate change, but this particular tactic has not had many fruit. For example, on February 5th, a New Jersey judge (appointed by former Democratic government John Colzin) cast one such incident brought about by the state’s Democratic Attorney General. Loss of the fourth continuous climate lawsuit.

If everything else fails, activists’ climate movements may place their hopes on a new wave of European climate imperialism. Unlike previous iterations, this imperialism does not involve conqueror or colonial medullization oversight, but relies on the large, liberal bureaucracy of the European Union. (Related: Lee Zeldin reportedly took a major shot at the heart of Dems’ Climate Agenda)

In September, a group of Congressional Republican lawmakers raised vigilance in a letter to then-Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen. “The out-of-territorial scope of CSDDD corresponds to a serious violation of US sovereignty and a direct threat to the global competitiveness of American companies,” they write. “We’re deeply concerned about that [Biden-Harris] The administration has waived its regulatory responsibility on European officials and allows them to enforce radical social and climate policies for American companies. ”

Looking past climate rhetoric, it’s clear what’s going on here. Europe is regulated by energy and economic stagnation and cannot maintain its position with the more dynamic US economy. But abandoning those precious “green” regulations means accepting that their technical projects have failed. So instead of admitting defeat, they are trying to force it Ours The economy will become as hardened as they do. That way, the EU will clearly start to hold small cakes and eat them.

The activist climate movement suffered a major setback with Donald Trump’s victory in November, but they have not given up. Through the Blue State Legislature, law, or internationalism, they continue their false quest to cripple the US energy sector as they did. (Related: Trump administrator moves to kill New York City’s climate metering system)

But European Green supporters will soon discover that they met their matches with Donald Trump and his energy team.

Bob Barr is currently president of the National Rifle Association. He represented Georgia’s 7th District in the US House of Representatives from 1995 to 2003. He served as a US lawyer in Atlanta from 1986 to 1990 and was a CIA employee in the 1970s. He currently practices law in Atlanta, Georgia and serves as president of the National Rifle Association.