Putting The Brakes On EPA’s Regulations

By:  Doug Busselman, Executive Vice President

The legislative action to halt the Environmental Protection Agency’s use of the Clean Air Act as a vehicle for regulating green house gas emissions is underway.  Led by Senator Lisa Murkowski of Alaska  the action is picking up some very important bi-partisan support.  This effort also includes Senator Blanche Lincoln, a key chairman of an important committee in mix.

The Obama Administration, not being able to get their way through the U.S. Senate on Climate Change, is using the leverage of regulation to attempt to accomplish their mission of imposing government’s heavy hand on the energy use of American citizens.  Expansion of government and further control continues to be their mantra, implemented at every turn and on every aspect of our lives.

As noted by the American Farm Bureau Federation, we are very fortunate to have legislators like the ones involved in the work of standing up for us and seeking to put the EPA regulators into their place.  Inflicting their regulatory pain may satisfy their wishes to dictate a social agenda, but will do nothing to reduce whatever green house gas emissions they deem inappropriate.  For those who haven’t noticed, the air around us is around the entire planet…and it moves everywhere it is.  Perhaps the next idea for regulatory control should be rearranging the water in the oceans – here is a spoon and an eye-dropper to get started…

We get the idea that big government advocates want to create a new world order using the theory of climate change as their excuse for the objective.  We also appreciate U.S. Senators and anyone else who are willing to oppose their maneuvering to advance that cause.

Contacts with Nevada's U.S. Senator John Ensign would be appropriate, asking him to sign on to the effort to thwart the EPA regulation.

 

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