Unveiling the EPA's Endangerment Finding: A Deep Dive with Beth Brelje

In this enlightening episode, Delmer Eldred sits down with Beth Brelje, an esteemed elections correspondent and award-winning investigative journalist from The Federalist. The discussion centers on the controversial 2009 endangerment-binding policy signed under the Obama administration, which granted the EPA significant powers to regulate greenhouse gases, including CO2.

Brelje provides her expert insights into how this policy has shaped current environmental regulations and the implications for the energy industry. Delve into an engaging conversation regarding the balance between renewable energy initiatives and the reliance on fossil fuels, the challenges posed by EPA mandates, and the reevaluation of the endangerment finding by the new EPA administration.

This episode also touches on the economic impact of pursuing net-zero emissions, the potential hidden agendas behind regulatory changes, and the future opportunities in thermal energy and nuclear power. Brelje brings clarity and perspective to our time's pressing environmental and energy debates.