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But at the end of the day, Congress could still step in and say that CO2 is a pollutant and authorize it. The fact that they haven’t says something about where
by daft_pink 2y ago
But at the end of the day, Congress could still step in and say that CO2 is a pollutant and authorize it. The fact that they haven’t says something about where the American public stands on such an idea.
- cogman10 2y agoCongress could have stepped in and disbanded the EPA, but they haven't which is a fact that says something about where the American public stands on such an idea. Does congress now need to step in every year to re-approve every law and agency created? But further, an elephant in the room is the senate which runs completely counter to the american public. It grants extreme representation to the minority of the american public and further enhances that power with the filibuster which allows senators from the least populated states to stop laws passed by the house which more closely represents the general public.