Now this is not coming from Scott Pruitt, the EPA director-designate, who hasn't actually been confirmed yet - nor is there even a vote scheduled. Myron Ebell was thought at one point to have the inside track for EPA director because he was Trump's transition chief on matters related to the EPA, and he either knows what's going on or he's going around talking like he does.
His day job is head of policy on matters pertaining to global warming at the conservative Competitive Enterprise Institute, and he's apparently still tapped in enough with the administration that he feels pretty confident saying we're about to make a major change in direction on this issue. How major? Let's just say we won't be ratifying the Paris climate agreement any time soon, and in all likelihood Obama policies related to "climate change" will be U.S. policy no more:
