They'll hear this rubbish...
They'll hear this total BS but won't hear a gun related case.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/LAW/04/02/scotus.greenhousegas.ap/index.html
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Supreme Court coupled its first decision on global warming with a plea to anyone elsewhere in government who might be listening: Do something.
Justice John Paul Stevens wrote a majority opinion Monday that stressed the U.S. contribution to climate change and the potentially calamitous consequences. The case concerned pollution from cars.
"A reduction in domestic emissions would slow the pace of global emissions increases, no matter what happens elsewhere," he wrote for the divided court.
To date, Stevens said, the Environmental Protection Agency has offered a "laundry list" of reasons not to regulate those emissions.
The court stopped short of ordering the agency to step in, but it left no doubt that it finds the Bush administration's response to global warming inadequate.
http://www.cnn.com/2007/LAW/04/02/scotus.greenhousegas.ap/index.html
WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Supreme Court coupled its first decision on global warming with a plea to anyone elsewhere in government who might be listening: Do something.
Justice John Paul Stevens wrote a majority opinion Monday that stressed the U.S. contribution to climate change and the potentially calamitous consequences. The case concerned pollution from cars.
"A reduction in domestic emissions would slow the pace of global emissions increases, no matter what happens elsewhere," he wrote for the divided court.
To date, Stevens said, the Environmental Protection Agency has offered a "laundry list" of reasons not to regulate those emissions.
The court stopped short of ordering the agency to step in, but it left no doubt that it finds the Bush administration's response to global warming inadequate.
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