Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010
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Texas Guv Not Exactly Challenging Texan Gubernatorial Stereotypes

"Standing inside a warehouse that makes fluid sealing products for the petrochemical industry, Perry said the Texas program for permitting pollutants from petrochemical plants has helped improve air quality."
-Texas governor Rick Perry, objecting to a threat by the Environmental Protection Agency to remove the state's regulatory authority over air quality due to the state's continuing noncompliance with the Clean Air Act, is defiant in his-wait a second, does that really say, "Standing inside a warehouse that makes fluid sealing products for the petrochemical industry"? Yes, yes it does. Sigh. Texas. It's like a whole other country.

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BoHan (#29)

But on the other hand, you can light a charcoal grill in Houston without Kingsford. You just fart on it.

LondonLee (#922)

I wish Texas was another country.

riotnrrd (#840)

Or another planet — ideally one that is spiraling in towards the firey embrace of its sun.

boyofdestiny (#1,243)

If Texas is a model for reducing pollution, then they should be bottling the air from my post-industrial north Jersey hometown and selling it in bars.

brent_cox (#40)

Texas only permits the highest quality pollutants.

Renate (#360)

My brother works for the EPA and is currently working that clusterfuck in the Gulf…that sentence made me LOL.

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