[balderdash]

Look I’m all for addressing climate change head on. But I guess at the end of the day I just see this as regulatory overreach. Can one squint and see the rationale, definitely. But my simplistic mind sees the original intent of the bill as a way to protect against substances that are physically poisonous/harmful (radon, arsenic, etc). It was not intended to regulate safe emissions (co2) (that creates harm by increasing severe weather events/changing climate). If were to make a hyperbolic argument, it seems you could stop cement making, cattle ranching, and limit population control based on the EPAs interpretation of CO2 as a pollutant.