John H Knox
@johnhknox.bsky.social
Professor of Law, Wake Forest University. From 2012 to 2018, I was the first UN Special Rapporteur on human rights and the environment.
Actually it’s not clear that it would require a two-thirds vote. To be clear, the Senate doesn’t ratify a treaty, it provides its consent. Once it has done that, a future president could probably deposit the instrument of ratification again and rejoin without having to send it back to the Senate
January 8, 2026 at 2:16 AM
Actually it’s not clear that it would require a two-thirds vote. To be clear, the Senate doesn’t ratify a treaty, it provides its consent. Once it has done that, a future president could probably deposit the instrument of ratification again and rejoin without having to send it back to the Senate
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When you investigate **any** of the links or evidence put forward by permitting-bros and abundance-bros trying to claim the environmental movement is single worst opponent to clean energy on the planet, you very unsurprisingly end up reading stuff that just doesn't support their claims.
June 3, 2025 at 11:46 AM
When you investigate **any** of the links or evidence put forward by permitting-bros and abundance-bros trying to claim the environmental movement is single worst opponent to clean energy on the planet, you very unsurprisingly end up reading stuff that just doesn't support their claims.