We need to buy local and support the building of local food and energy infrastructure. It's time to stop supporting mass produced low quality food...it's killing us!

It's an issue for everyone, of course, but statistics, economics and inequity "make it" a skin color issue, as well. As with most bad things, global warming disproportionately impacts some folks more than others: http://ejcc.org/cj/.

Oh, for god's sake, it's a people issue. People of poverty (regardless of color) are likely to be most impacted.

wow. this is crazy. i'm glad the EPA is actually trying to enforce laws they are supposed to enforce, but they should not be doing this.

they should have the freedom to be wrong -- their criticism of cap and trade and acid rain program, that redux were achieved by fuel switching, misses the point. C&T works because it doesn't say how to achieve reductions, only that reductions must be achieved. close the loopholes, like get rid of the turd-polishing CCS 'clean coal' -- don't subsidize dirty energy to the disadvantage of clean energy.