https://www.rpc.senate.gov/policy-papers/republicans-deliver...
There's a reason those same groups refuse to support policies that would stave off climate change: it would require less exploitation of natural resources, and thus there's no money in it.
Do you believe the EPA of today is the same EPA that was founded in those days?
or has the remit of the EPA like most federal agencies been expanded to the point of totalitarian control where by in many instances they are a detriment to their own stated goals, and certainly seen as no longer caring about balancing public liberty, property rights, or economic interests in their zealous often extremist pursuit of regulatory control over all aspects of anything remotely connected to their purview.
In short the EPA like most federal agencies routinely abuse their authority, invent new authority from thin air, and over all make the lives of every day people miserable who just want to build a home, a business or simply live their lives.
https://www.aafp.org/about/policies/all/hydraulic-fracturing....
We know a lot more about cancer and what causes it compared to when the EPA was founded. Look at how little we do with that knowledge.
Yelling at the clouds saying "but what about the corporations" does nothing to refute my original statement
