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Thursday, April 5, 2007
If the US Supreme Court has declared CO2 a pollutant, does that give the government constitutional authority to begin a population cull? 
After all, we emit CO2 every time we exhale, we can't stop exhaling and there is no way to scrub or filter our CO2. Could this be the old Adolphian constitutional end-run in action?
And what of the trees? They take CO2 and store it, exhaling oxygen in return. If CO2 is a pollutant, and trees store CO2, does that make a tree toxic waste? Especially considering they release all that stored CO2 when they die, or are cut down.
It may sound unlikely, but could this ruling could result in the end of logging in the United States?
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