President Trump Exposes National Academy of Sciences for Publishing FRAUDULENT, Biased Climate Manuals Used by Federal Judges — Orders Suspension and Debarment Review of the Climate Fraud

President Donald Trump dropped a major bombshell on Social Sunday night, revealing that the National Academy of Sciences (NAS) has been caught publishing fraudulent, biased, and misleading “scientific” manuals on climate change that federal judges relied upon to greenlight massive climate cases.

Former President Donald Trump delivers a speech in the White House, flanked by American flags and presidential seals, discussing key policies and initiatives.

(VIDEO) Trump Announces Termination of Obama-Era “Endangerment Finding” on Greenhouse Gasses, Repealing Auto Stop-Start Feature and Green Emissions Standards in Cars – Obama Responds!

President Trump announced on Thursday with Environmental Protection Agency EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin, that his administration is terminating Obama’s climate-based regulations on automobiles that classified greenhouse gases as a threat to public health.  Trump said the Obama EPA’s “endangerment finding” was the precursor used to introduce “the massive and really, very expensive electric vehicle mandate.” It further mandated the automatic engine start-stop feature on newer cars, which Trump says he is ending, along with “all additional green emission standards imposed unnecessarily on vehicle models and engines between 2012 and 2027 and beyond.” The policy classified greenhouse gases and car emissions as public health threats, which Trump says “severely damaged the American auto industry and massively drove up prices for American consumers.” “This action will eliminate over $1.3 trillion of regulatory costs and help bring car prices tumbling down dramatically,” Trump added.

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COP30 and the Art of Climate-Policy Neglect

This story originally was published by Real Clear Wire By Joel Darmstadter This November, delegates from nearly 200 countries convened in Brazil for COP30 – where COP stands for “Conference of Parties,” and the number 30 reflects the number of such events since the very first one in Berlin in 1995.