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Archive for December 14, 2008

EPA Causes Stink Over Cow Stink, Farmers Opposed to Tax on Farm Animals

The cap-and-trade system may not be limited to the traditional grimy industries like the coal processors and car makers.  New discussions have surfaced about the possibility of targeting greenhouse gas emissions caused by our four-legged, mooing friends.  Yes, environmentalists have recognized for some time that cows are the predominant emitters of methane, a greenhouse gas [...]

December 14, 2008  Tags: cows, green, greenhouse gases, policy  Posted in: Politics  One Comment

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