A group of 12 attorneys general filed a joint lawsuit on
Monday, March 8, against the Biden administration for the executive order to
address the alleged "climate change" arguing that in addition to not
having the authority to do so, the proposed measures will destroy the lives of
hundreds of thousands of people.
The lawsuit, led by Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt,
and joined by attorneys general from Arkansas, Arizona, Indiana, Kansas,
Montana, Nebraska, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Utah, explains
Fox News, that Executive Order 13990 "has the potential to have a serious
economic impact across the country through the expansion of federal regulatory
power."
That is, by means of the Biden order he will not only
destroy the economies of the states with his ambitious plan to reduce carbon
emissions, but will also bypass the decisions of the governors on how to run
their own states.
In his executive order, the Democratic president established
a working group to determine what the “social costs” of greenhouse gas
emissions would be and the breakdown is as follows: $ 269 billion for carbon
dioxide, $ 990 billion dollars for methane gas and $ 8.24 trillion for nitrous
oxide, for a total of approximately $ 9.5 trillion.
The lawsuit says that “in practice, this huge figure will be
used to justify an equally huge expansion of federal regulatory power that will
intrude on all aspects of Americans' lives, from their cars to their fridges
and homes to your grocery and electricity bills ”.
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