The Interplay of State Sovereignty and Federal Mandates in Climate Affairs

Discover the delicate balance of government control and personal liberty as we grapple with the pressing environmental and climate policies shaping America's landscape. Utah State Representative Ken Ivory joins us to dissect current movements in climate policies and to cast a critical eye on these conservation initiatives. Unpack President Biden's sweeping executive orders targeting climate change, as we examine their far-reaching effects on energy production, land use, and vehicle regulations. This episode promises a riveting exploration of policy impacts, from the social cost to the potential upheaval in sectors across the board due to the SEC's new climate requirements.Venture with us into the nexus of religious freedom and American democracy and consider how this unique blend has propelled our nation's exceptionalism. Representative Ivory sheds light on the Biden administration's steps toward decarbonization and the proposition of a Civilian Climate Corps, scrutinizing the economic and societal consequences that could follow. We also confront the tug-of-war between state sovereignty and federal authority, analyzing recent Supreme Court decisions and state legislative responses. This episode is an invitation to a thought-provoking journey through faith, policy, and the very essence of American identity.Support the show