Once upon a time the doctrine of man's dominion over the earth implied stewardship. Now many just call for an end to the EPA. If we continue on this course, it might mean an end to more than to the EPA. But really, ending the EPA is only about ending regulation so that the few can profit at the expense of the many.
According to Rebecca Lindsey of the National Climate Data Center the list of impacts from the U.S. drought seems endless. There have been record-low hay stocks, significant damage to house foundations, ethanol and beef processing plants idled, and mandatory water restrictions. In one Texas county alone there have been at least 25,000 dead pecan trees.
Glaciologist Jason Box describes a post-warming world that you won’t even be able to recognize.
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