Wall Street Journal: Texas elected officials Tuesday railed against federal efforts to curb global warming, claiming it would throttle the state’s economy — one of the few that generated job growth last year. State comptroller Susan Combs said that if passed, a landmark climate change bill winding its way through Congress could cost the state 164,000 jobs and shave some $25 billion per year, or 2%, off the state’s total economic output. “Texas is the kitchen of the country. We cook up all of the …