内容摘要：The hard-right lawmakers are insisting on steeper spending cuts to Medicaid and the Biden-era green energy tax breaks, among other changes, before they will give their support to

The hard-right lawmakers are insisting on steeper spending cuts to Medicaid and the Biden-era green energy tax breaks, among other changes, before they will give their support to

The justices, though, found that regulators were right to consider the direct effects of the project, rather than the wider upstream and downstream impacts. Kavanaugh wrote that courts should defer to regulators on “where to draw the line” on what factors to take into account. “The goal of the law is to inform agency decision making, not to paralyze it,” he said.The court’s conservative majority has taken steps to curtail the power of federal regulators in other cases, however, including

that made it easier for the federal government to set a wide range of regulations.said in a concurrence that the court could have simply cleared the way for the railway approval by saying that regulators did not need to consider increased fossil fuel production tied to the project.did not participate in the case after facing calls to step aside over ties to

, a Colorado billionaire whose ownership of oil wells in the area means he could benefit if the project goes through. Gorsuch, as a lawyer in private practice, had represented Anschutz.The ruling follows Trump’s vow to boost drilling and shift away from former President Joe Biden’s focus on renewable energy to combat climate change. The administration announced last month it’s speeding up environmental reviews of projects required under the same law at the center of the Utah case, compressing a process that typically takes a year or more into just weeks.

“The court’s decision gives agencies a green light to ignore the reasonably foreseeable consequences of their decisions and avoid confronting them,” said Sambhav Sankar, senior vice president of programs at Earthjustice.

Wendy Park, a senior attorney at the Center for Biological Diversity, said opponents would continue to fight the Utah project. “This disastrous decision to undermine our nation’s bedrock environmental law means our air and water will be more polluted, the climate and extinction crises will intensify, and people will be less healthy,” she said.Además de las lesiones y arrestos, Nunez dijo que cuatro tiendas fueron saqueadas durante la noche. Los bomberos estaban tan ocupados extinguiendo incendios de contenedores de basura en medio de las celebraciones y atendiendo otras emergencias que la línea de emergencia de bomberos estaba saturada.

Para las 2 de la mañana del domingo se habían realizado un total de 294 arrestos, incluidas 30 personas que irrumpieron en una tienda de zapatos en los Campos Elíseos. Dos coches fueron incendiados cerca del Parque de los Príncipes, agregó la policía.En la plaza de la Bastilla, hubo escenas de júbilo en las que los aficionados subieron a la base de la famosa columna, cantando, bailando y lanzando bengalas, mientras los que estaban alrededor se unían.

En un momento dado, varias motocicletas aceleraron ruidosamente sus motores y la multitud vitoreó mientras daban vueltas alrededor de la columna. No había policías cerca y, para la 1 de la madrugada, el ambiente era animado sin tensiones y con muchos cánticos.Nunez culpó de los problemas dispersos a “miles de personas que vinieron a cometer actos de violencia” en lugar de ver el partido. Señaló disturbios similares al margen de celebraciones anteriores en la capital, como después de la victoria de Francia en el Mundial masculino de fútbol en 2018.