You got to love this. The National Federation of Independent Businesses
declared they would observe Earth Day when the EPA observes the law.
Regulatory
agencies are supposed to assess how new rules will affect small
businesses. In this case, however, the EPA bypassed that step, arguing
that the new rule is merely a definitional change and does not, therefore,
require a small business impact study.
“That’s a pretty self-serving
interpretation,” said Bosch. “The President, who may support the new
rule, should nevertheless respect the process and require the EPA to perform
the analysis.”
NFIB has previously warned Americans
that the new water regulations will give theEPA control over virtually any body of water on any
homeowner's property -
no matter how small or often it gets wet. Under the rule, the EPA will regulate
homeowners as if they were casino developers in the Gulf Coast, NFIB warns
I wonder when the EPA will declare a national holiday
for their agency, and then force all of us to celebrate it. It could happen. This agency seems to answer to no one. They’re a law unto themselves.
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