Bush EPA Rolls Back Endangered Species Act, Pesticide Protection The Bush administration's Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has found a subtle way to sidestep the Endangered Species Act. New rules, announced in late July, allow EPA to approve new pesticides without consulting the Fish and Wildlife Service or the National Marine Fisheries Service to determine possible harm to wildlife.
The new rules greatly favor industries that produce pesticides. As reported in WSJ a special chemical industry task force has used insider access to the EPA to achieve this rule change.
John, wrong area for us friend. This is the land of the close minded. They can take cheap shots but rarely do ever give good reason for thier arguements.
HEY cehs.......Do humans depend on the Earth for life?
Open a good science book or two. All the evidence is there and I'm not just talking about global warming(cause I think that's a natural phenomenon). All evidence shows that if things don't change, by the time our great grandchildren are living in this world the air will be so polluted it will be a major health risk just to walk outside. In not much more than a century it looks as if the Earth's atmosphere will be nearly unable to support life. There are piles and piles of books that illustrate just how and why, try reading a few.
There are 3 ways to do anything in life; Good, Fast, Slow: You can pick any 2.
blah blah blah global warming, hole in ozone, worst economy since moses' time, aids, oppresion, we love gay marriage, so on and so forth, fear, hate, anger, eat the rich, blah blah blah.
There I condensed the liberal message into a single sentence. Now go forth lemmings and multiply the confusion and ignorance.
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