Supreme Court Limits EPA Power, Saltier Soils in a Warming World, Climate and Punishment and more
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Show Notes
In a major 6 to 3 decision with sobering implications for climate policy, the Supreme Court ruled that the Environmental Protection Agency overstepped its authority when it created guidelines for how utilities generate electricity.
Also, rising seas and temperatures are exacerbating the perennial problem of increasing salinity on both coastal and inland farmland.
And America’s aging prison facilities are largely unprepared for climate impacts and often lack air conditioning, wildfire evacuation plans, and hurricane strategies.
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