The US norms the supreme court targeted this term all came from the same era | Bill McKibben and Akaya Windwood

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : Big majorities favor much more government action to protect the environment; by margins of 2-1 Americans want Roe's abortion protections left intact, and even more lopsided margins want more gun control, not less.
46% : Thursday's attack on the ability of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to regulate greenhouse gases guts the Clean Air Act, which in its strong form dates from 1970 - indeed, both that law and the EPA itself were the result of the first Earth Day protests in April of that year, which drew 20 million Americans (10% of the country's population in those days) into the streets demanding action.
30% : For most of us these aren't precisely personal battles; we're past the age where access to abortion will determine the course of our lives, and we're going to be dead before climate change is at its absolute worst.

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