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Bibles in Oklahoma Public Schools and Fires Creating Smoke with EVs

Walters believes these materials are crucial for teaching the true history of America and its founding principles. Bonner Cohen, a policy analyst with the Committee for a Constructive Tomorrow (CFACT), spoke on several environmental topics. He addressed concerns over rising battery fires, which cloud the future of electric vehicles (EVs), the negative impacts of solar farms on endangered species, and the Biden Administration’s efforts to fast-track solar projects on federal land.

Ryan Walters
Bible in schools
Oklahoma Superintendent
Bonner Cohen
EV battery fires
solar farms
environmental concerns
CFACT
U.S. Constitution
public education
Declaration of Independence
Biden Administration
solar projects

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