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Re: Federal judge rules EPA overstepped authority trying to regulate water as polluta
That's easy, and I believe I can highlight it with another posters comment just above this one.....
By looking at SB's comment here you can clearly see that he doesn't believe that 'runoff' naturally occuring is a problem, but rather that it has to run off of "manmade" surfaces....So, man is the problem.
Tell me how you get from storm water to population control, this outta be funny.
That's easy, and I believe I can highlight it with another posters comment just above this one.....
StillBallin75 said:Stormwater is not in and of itself a pollutant, of course. The problem with runoff water is that it often degrades the environment by contributing to erosion, which is an inevitably when you have impervious manmade surfaces like concrete etc. that wouldn't otherwise be there. Not to mention the fact that runoff water tends to pick up pollutants when it runs over such impervious surfaces.
By looking at SB's comment here you can clearly see that he doesn't believe that 'runoff' naturally occuring is a problem, but rather that it has to run off of "manmade" surfaces....So, man is the problem.