December 4, 2012 - The UK newspaper The Guardian 's e-edition is an excellent source of information about environmental and conservation happenings here in the U.S. I got kind of a kick out of the headline on this particular story: "Campaigners sue EPA over carbon emissions." "Campaigners" just isn't a word you ever hear in America. It's also an odd way of describing the activities of the group concerned. As it turns out, it's the Institute for Policy Integrity (IPI) who's doing the suing (sorry). Once upon a time, the abbreviation "NGO" (non-governmental organization) was used to refer to groups like the Institute. I don't see it much in use these days, however. That said, campaigning is not at all the reason they exist. The lack of policy integrity responsible for the threatened lawsuit is the EPA's failure to uniformly and consistently enforce the Clean Air Act, according to the Institute. A formal notice of intent ...
Understanding the global-warming world: causes and ramifications.