Column: EPA’s perilous stance on greenhouse gases ignores science

It’s difficult to comprehend how, in a year already punctuated by deadly heat waves, flash floods, choking wildfire smoke and historic droughts, the Environmental Protection Agency could claim that greenhouse gases pose no real harm to people. The agency’s recent decision to roll back emissions standards, grounded in the argument that domestic fossil fuel pollution doesn’t significantly endanger human health or welfare, is more than just scientifically flawed — it’s dangerous denial dressed as policy.

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