>*snip* - Let's agree to agree. ;)
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>> I would worry to much about it as non of the proposed changes will be able to be implemented as the upcoming Economic Recession/Depression will put said to that.
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>Another reason I've, until this week, disengaged.
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>My only concern here in the states is with our EPA. They're attempting to bypass the legislature and implement a CO2 regulatory scheme by fiat.
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>Step 1, declare CO2 a pollutant. Check!
>Step 2, rewrite the Clean Air Act to accomodate Step 1
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>Regardless of the fact that the EPA has no constitutional authority whatsoever to rewrite legislation, they're pushing forward. This is where the fight lies. CO2 is not a pollutant and until that declaration is reversed (or the EPA dissolved-my hope for change) there is still a trmendous danger to our little remaining liberty.

Declaring CO2 a pollutant was done by the supreme court. Another example of judges creating law. Seems it is going to take another court case to get this turned around.