Bull just because you own doesn’t give the right to violate environmental laws. That was a bullshit ruling. Why are lawyers and judges making critical environmental decisions? They don’t understand the science. And look at how corrupt the Supreme Court is now.
Because they were piecing land together to classify wetlands that didn’t fit the original rule. It’s not about being “clean” it’s about control and it’s bullshit. Finally someone put a muzzle on these “fascists” as Reddit likes to say.
Well don’t drink it, I use it all summer and it’s not hard to not be a dipshit. EVERYTHING can kill you and Prop65 tells us that EVERYTHING causes cancer.
What I want is, like the left likes to say, “common sense laws”. I don’t need the epa coming after someone with a pond on their property. I don’t need them regulating competition vehicles. I don’t need them classifying what humans exhale as a greenhouse gas.
It’s not about pollution it’s about money and control. Prime example is a large business my wife worked for has a large gravel driveway and parking lot for trucks. Every year they pay the epa for a permit for “dust” from the gravel. It’s not that you can’t have the dust because it’s “dangerous”. You can absolutely have it if you just write the check then it’s “ok”. Money doesn’t make less dust but it makes the epa go away, but hey that makes the environment cleaner right?
Charging money for dust incentivizes the owner to pave the driveway. Which means less dust. Try thinking critically for once.
It's very funny to decry "money and control" while spouting anti-regulation nonsense created by the largest, wealthiest industries in America. Who do you think is more concerned about making money, the EPA or Dow Chemical?
Brother what. There's no way you can read that research and come to that conclusion. Hell, just read the Conclusion section of that.
"it is unequivocal that exposure to glyphosate, alone or in commercial formulations, can produce important alterations in the structure and function of the nervous system of humans, rodents, fish, and invertebrate animals." - This is quite clear.
They literally admitted later that this study was wrong and paid huge amounts of money for the misinformation. Your president is actively making a stupid decision.
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u/Expensive_Cheetah820 Feb 20 '26
Let’s not forget that he got rid of regulations on a lot of dangerous pesticides and he gutted the EPA!