Tag Archives: Jerry Brown
Built on Sand
For years, conversion therapy bans were built on emotional narratives, questionable testimony, outright lies and institutional groupthink. The U.S. Supreme Court just pulled back the curtain—and raised the bar. A house built on sand cannot stand.
Posted in Federal, Religious Liberty, Sexuality
Tagged Alan Chambers, American Psychological Association, Chiles v. Salazar, D. Paul Sullins, Dr. Joseph Nicolosi Jr, Dr. Judith Reisman, Elena Kagan, Gibson Dunn & Crutcher, Jerry Brown, Judith Glassgold, Justice Neil Gorsuch, Kaley Chiles, Ketanji Brown Jackson, Michael Bussee, National Center for Lesbian Rights, Peggy Jo Brinton, President Biden, Sam Brinton, Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court of the United States, The Trevor Project, United States v. Skrmetti, Wayne Besen
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Green California Has the Nation’s Worst Power Grid
More than a million Californians suffered power blackouts last Friday evening. When high temperatures caused customer demand to exceed the power available, California electrical utilities used rotating outages to force a reduction in demand. The California grid is the worst in the nation, with green energy policies pursued by the state likely furthering reduced grid reliability.
Posted in Climate Change
Tagged California Independent System Operator, clean energy, coal-fired electric plant, Electric grid, Emissions Performance Standard, Jerry Brown, nuclear plants, Pacific Gas and Electric, power outages, Stage Three Electrical Emergency
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