A new paper suggests that 15 percent of global warming comes from overlooked pollutants.

The agency proposal would rescind the landmark “endangerment finding,” which says that greenhouse gases are a threat to public health.

A nut was a nutrition-unit, creation of the Ministry of Synthetic Food.

We explore Donald Trump’s climate agenda.

The agency said its 2009 finding that greenhouse gases harmed people had caused "years of uncertainty for automakers."

Recent legal developments and upcoming events highlight key areas of focus for businesses and legal professionals. Actions taken by the Trump Administration are impacting the landscape of state-level climate regulations. France's nuclear power program is undergoing scrutiny, with analysis focused on its present status and future viability. A recent Supreme Court ruling concerning discrimination claims clarifies the burden of proof for employees, while the case of Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County is being examined in detail regarding its implications for the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA). Texas has continued its corporate law reforms, most recently with Senate Bill 2411. Discussions surrounding the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism are ongoing, addressing the complexities of international trade and environmental policy. The legal ramifications of the Loper Bright case and its effect on the principle of Chevron deference are also a focal point. Several sources provide insights into these legal and political arenas. The Lobby Shop podcast offers perspectives on the Biden White House, while Jackson Lewis delves into various employment law issues. Practical guidance on conducting complex workplace investigations is available through the Checkmate series. Further examination of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism sheds light on the intersection of trade and environmental rules. The Lobby Shop continues to provide analysis of political influence and White House operations. Jackson Lewis is presenting “Employment Law in the US” on July 9, 2025. Looking ahead to July 2025, several events are planned. Foley & Lardner will host a discussion on “Mandatory Roth Catch-up” on July 2025. Barnes & Thornburg is offering a session on “Checkmate: Making the Right Moves in Complex Workplace Investigations” on July 2025. Bergeson and Campbell PC will be addressing “Loper Bright: Has the Demise of Chevron Deference Mattered?” on July 15, 2025. These events offer opportunities for continued learning and engagement with evolving legal and regulatory frameworks.

via ABC News: Top Stories — The Trump administration is loosening a federal rule that requires grocery stores and air-conditioning companies to reduce greenhouse gases used in cooling equipment