Daveon Coleman

@chrislhayes Someone did his IT trainings. Good job

Nasty piece of work here. Almost bit. Check out the domain of the email that sent it.

Today's climate ruling from MT doesn't order the state to stop climate change. It strikes down a mind-blowing law passed by MT's right-wing legislature that forbids the state govt from even considering the climate consequences of its actions. washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

Today’s decision gives businesses a license to discriminate. It's an attack on LGBTQ people, and we join our partners in condemning this decision. The LGBTQ community deserves to live openly, authentically, and without fear.

The @Earthjustice #RightToZero team is in DC today showing congress the path to our #ZeroEmissions future. With our partners, we’re fighting to protect every community’s right to clean air & a livable climate.💯

The decision in #Sackett is profoundly out of step with public opinion. This @nytimes chart shows that 75% of Americans would read the Clean Water Act more broadly than @SCOTUS...including 66% of *Republicans,* who agree with Justice Kavanaugh that the majority got it wrong.

Much thanks to @LeahLitman for inviting me onto @StrictScrutiny_. I wish I hadn’t been there to help explain #Sackett, which announces the #SCOTUS supermajority’s plan for gutting modern environmental law. Nope, not exaggerating. crooked.com/podcast/a-wrec…

I went to bed angry and woke up angrier. The Supreme Court's 5-4 decision in Sackett is the latest application of a radical world view that privileges private property rights over everything including the most basic underpinning of a healthy society and life itself: clean water.

As usual, Justice Kagan's opinion (basically a dissent) exposes the breadth of the #sackett majority's agenda: "Today's pop-up clear statement rule is explicable only as...an effort to cabin the anti-pollution actions Congress thought appropriate." #SCOTUS

“This decision undoes a half-century of progress generated by the Clean Water Act. Almost 90 million acres of formerly protected wetlands now face an existential threat from polluters and developers,” said @sambhavsankar , SVP of Programs at Earthjustice. rb.gy/0h4pf

We must not only protect and restore the Endangered Species Act, but ensure strong implementation for its next 50 years. #ESA earthjustice.org/experts/timoth…

Today is Earth Day, a day to recognize how we should be every day. From the caribou threatened by the Willow Project to the residents of Louisiana's "Cancer Alley" being threatened by petrochemicals, let's fight to protect our Earth and everyone who calls it home. #EarthDay

We’re thrilled to announce @RaulEGarciaL as our new Vice President of Policy and Legislation. He’s a respected leader who brings the experience and expertise we need to meet this moment on climate change and environmental justice.

BREAKING: The Biden Administration has just approved ConocoPhillips's Willow oil project, ignoring pleas from millions who called for the Alaska oil-drilling plan to be halted due to concerns about climate change. 🧵

Too bad this desperate, industry-funded analysis is behind a paywall then. I’d love to learn the mechanism through which burning fossil fuels in your home doesn’t actually impact indoor air quality.

"Norfolk Southern: Our trains only explode some of the time!"

Vinyl chloride, ethylene glycol monobutyl, ethylhexyl acrylate, and isobutylene. The water, air, and soil around East Palestine, Ohio have been contaminated by these dangerous chemicals from Norfolk Southern’s derailed train. Some are known carcinogens.

Our own Raúl García is testifying before @EnergyCommerce this morning to defend environmental protections and make the case that lives and public health are more important than the profits of corporate polluting industries.

BREAKING: Today is a new day for Bristol Bay. After years of advocacy & litigation, @EPA has issued a Clean Water Act veto to ensure the proposed Pebble Mine won't destroy the Bristol Bay watershed, an Alaskan treasure & home to the world's largest remaining salmon runs.

Very nice summary @jamieclimate

“The City has abandoned its jurisdictional authority of the area … obstructing plaintiff’s right to participate in government decision making as it relates to the health and welfare of the community,” argued Earthjustice attorney Amanda Galvan. billingsgazette.com/news/state-and…