US Energy Department ending appliance efficiency standards
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#2China cannot believe its good fortune.
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#3Titled when I wrote this comment is: "US Energy Department ending appliance efficiency standards"
All the press release mentions is that they are not moving forward on new standards that Biden was pushing for while he was in office. Existing energy efficiency standards for appliances are still in effect.
From the link: "will postpone the implementation of seven of the Biden-Harris administration’s restrictive mandates on home appliances.'
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#5So this is what it's like to go backward instead of forward. China cannot believe its good fortune.
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#6The title of the submission is nowhere in line with what the linked page even talks about. Flagging for out right lying. Titled when I wrote this comment is: "US Energy Department ending appliance efficiency standards" All the press release mentions is that they are not moving forward on new standards that Biden was pushing for while he was in office. Existing energy efficiency standards for appliances are still in e…
It doesn't say they're ending "all" standards, which is what you're implying.
So you can drop the "flagging for lying".
Re: US Energy Department ending appliance efficiency standards
#7The title of the submission is nowhere in line with what the linked page even talks about. Flagging for out right lying. Titled when I wrote this comment is: "US Energy Department ending appliance efficiency standards" All the press release mentions is that they are not moving forward on new standards that Biden was pushing for while he was in office. Existing energy efficiency standards for appliances are still in e…
This is a very odd take. The title is based on the only part of the article that isn't PR fluff and describes what was done:
> Today’s actions postpone the efficiency standards for the following home appliance rules:
Central Air Conditioners
Clothes Washers and Dryers
General Service Lamps
Walk-In Coolers and Freezers
Gas Instantaneous Water Heaters
Commercial Refrigeration Equipment
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#8These press releases chill me to the bone with how 1984 speak they are. I’ve never seen whole agencies just completely gutted and replaced with nonsense like this before. The executive branch of the government was never meant to have this much power. We didn’t fight a war against a king so that we could just devolve to that again.
There's a tradeoff here between price and quality, and the different political parties have different preferences for what should be allowed.
Obviously they're going to talk about the benefits and not the downsides of a particular choice, but that hardly strikes me as 1984.
Re: US Energy Department ending appliance efficiency standards
#9So this is what it's like to go backward instead of forward. China cannot believe its good fortune.
You can be sure China is strategizing on how to fill the leadership vacuum the US is leaving in its wake -- this just being one of many.
Re: US Energy Department ending appliance efficiency standards
#10The title of the submission is nowhere in line with what the linked page even talks about. Flagging for out right lying. Titled when I wrote this comment is: "US Energy Department ending appliance efficiency standards" All the press release mentions is that they are not moving forward on new standards that Biden was pushing for while he was in office. Existing energy efficiency standards for appliances are still in e…
The title is in fact correct. They are ending the appliance efficiency standards recently set. It doesn't say they're ending "all" standards, which is what you're implying. So you can drop the "flagging for lying".