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It seems like these days every sentence that begins with “The Supreme Court…” finishes with truly appalling news — another draconian ruling regarding privacy, guns, or basic, fundamental human rights. This week on Sea Change Radio, we speak to energy expert Alex Gilbert about a recent Supreme Court decision that many environmentalists were eyeing with dread. To Gilbert, though, things could have gone much, much worse in the West Virginia v. EPA case. We dive into the details of this ruling: its political ramifications, its practical implications, and what it suggests about this court’s future environment-related decisions.
Track: Moisturizer Artist: O’Donel Levy Album: Windows Label: Unidisc Year: 1976
Track: I Confess Artist: The English Beat Album: Special Beat Service Label: IRS Year: 1982
Track: It’s All Too Much Artist: The Beatles Album: Yellow Submarine Label: Apple Year: 1969