You know when you can stop reading the WSJ's blather, when an opinion piece begins with this gem: "First, the Environmental Protection Agency can relax restric

You know when you can stop reading the WSJ's blather, when an opinion piece begins with this gem: "First, the Environmental Protection Agency can relax restrictions on the amount of oil in discharged water, currently limited to 15 parts per million. In normal times, this rule sensibly controls the amount of pollution that can be added to relatively clean ocean water. But this is not a normal time." This just sounds straight like out of BP's badly bungled PR playbook.