Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, promised on Thursday to roll back some of America's most ambitious environmental policies, actions that he said would revive the ailing U.S. oil and coal industries and bolster national security.
Among the proposals, Trump said he would pull the United States out of the U.N. global climate accord, approve the Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada and rescind measures by President Barack Obama to cut U.S. emissions and protect waterways from industrial pollution.
"Any regulation that's outdated, unnecessary, bad for workers or contrary to the national interest will be scrapped and scrapped completely," Trump told about 7,700 people at the Williston Basin Petroleum Conference in Bismarck, the capital of oil-rich North Dakota. "We're going to do all this while taking proper regard for rational environmental concerns."
It was Trump's first speech detailing the energy policies he would advance if elected president. He received loud applause from the crowd of oil executives.
This world wide conspiracy of global warming bull crap has got to be stopped. The UN is promoting this global warming bull to try and create a one world government.
I'm too lazy to do a country by country check,but I would like to know how many other countries have stopped mining coal.My guess is very few if any.
ReplyDeleteThis world wide conspiracy of global warming bull crap has got to be stopped.
ReplyDeleteThe UN is promoting this global warming bull to try and create a one world government.
The USA needs to get their noses out of lots of stuff if you ask me.
ReplyDeleteI love the thought of this!
ReplyDeleteWe need to get out of the UN. We are better than that.
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