On Tuesday, President Trump will announce new executive orders that target EPA regulations that hindered electricity production in the United States.  The regulations were created by the Obama administration as part of an anti-fossil fuel strategy to combat global warming. With the installation of a new EPA chief, Scott Priutt – a confirmed global warming skeptic – the electricity production sector of the economy is about to receive a much needed shot in the arm. Pruitt says the White House plan is both "pro-jobs and pro-environment" and, unlike with the Obama plan, will not be "tethered" to the Paris Climate Agreement. CNN: The plan is also considered important to helping the United States meet the goals set out in a climate treaty signed in Paris in 2015. While the U.S. Supreme Court blocked the plan from going into effect to allow legal challenges to move forward, the new executive order could send a negative signal to other...(Read Full Post)