The EPA had blanket mandates for dealing with perchlorates in local drinking water which were ineffective in certain areas and impossible in others. This doesn't role back the removal of it from water supplies, it makes it so the EPA doesn't hamstring municipal governments which is what they tend to do. I don't know how many people have dealt with the EPA, but their blanket regulations are disproportionate to most situations outside of major metro areas...if not also being completely retarded.
Those shit ass gas cans they sell now that take forever to pour and cause you to spill MORE gas.on the ground? EPA. Widening a drainage ditch 1 foot? Need to have the EPA verify there's no protected wetlands there. Oh, also you have to build a wetlands area because they're considering it new ditch construction. And you can appeal, that, they'll get to it in 14 weeks.
Meanwhile, they can pump your water full of fluoride and sell pollution credits to massive corporate entities.
The EPA had blanket mandates for dealing with perchlorates in local drinking water which were ineffective in certain areas and impossible in others. This doesn't role back the removal of it from water supplies, it makes it so the EPA doesn't hamstring municipal governments which is what they tend to do. I don't know how many people have dealt with the EPA, but their blanket regulations are disproportionate to most situations outside of major metro areas...if not also being completely retarded.
Those shit ass gas cans they sell now that take forever to pour and cause you to spill MORE gas.on the ground? EPA. Widening a drainage ditch 1 foot? Need to have the EPA verify there's no protected wetlands there. Oh, also you have to build a wetlands area because they're considering it new ditch construction. And you can appeal, that, they'll get to it in 14 weeks.
Meanwhile, they can pump your water full of fluoride and sell pollution credits to massive corporate entities.