when this was passed back in the 1970s by Congress, if Congress would have passed a bill that is being interpreted the way it is now to stop any type of development or farming, those Members of Congress would have gotten thrown out on their ear for passing such a bill.
LaMalfa criticizes the reinterpretation of the Clean Water Act affecting development.
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Well, my understanding is that it does depend on how good or bad the pool level is.
Farmers like the current conservation programs that are out there, EQIP and the others, but this new one here is going to require them to jump through hoops in order to maybe be competitive or not.
But that costs a lot of money to the taxpayers. We always say Government needs to do something. It is the taxpayers that pays for all of this.
CO2 is not a poisonous gas unless you breathe 100 percent of it. It is ridiculous, what is going on here.
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