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To fight climate change, the nonprofit Center for Biological Diversity Thursday opened a new law institute in San Francisco and announced the dedication of an initial $17 million to the project.

The Climate Law Institute will use existing laws and work to establish new state and federal laws that will eliminate energy generation by the burning of fossil fuels - particularly coal and oil shale.

Get that wind-powered MaddMaxx car ready…

Burning these materials emits greenhouse gases into the atmosphere that have already raised the planetary temperature, threatening the widespread extinction of species, sea level rise and ocean acidity, food and water scarcity, heatwaves, wildfires and floods.

“Global warming is the greatest challenge humanity has ever faced. It is the defining issue of our time,” said Kieran Suckling, executive director of the Center.

No.  I didn’t rename the exec.

"To meet the challenge, the Center for Biological Diversity has created the Climate Law Institute to extend the reach of current environmental and human health laws to encompass global warming, pass new climate legislation, and reinvent America’s approach to protecting endangered species and public lands,” he said.

By which they mean all lands they force folks off with their dust/water/bio-habitat regulations.  Not laws, mind you; laws can be changed by throngs of pitch fork wielding citizens dialoguing with legislators.  Regulations are created by bureaucrats not answerable to, well… anyone.

"The planet can not afford a single new coal-fired power plant,” said Suckling. “It can’t even afford existing coal plants. Working with partners in government and the environmental movement, the Center for Biological Diversity will ensure America moves beyond coal energy as rapidly as possible. Our lives depend on it."

Your “human health laws” will be comforting as you freeze yer a$$ off in the new warmed climate.

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Kassie Siegel testifies on behalf of polar bears
before the House Select Committee on Energy Independence
and Global Warming.

Posted by Claire on 03/03 at 10:08 AM

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