There’s slightly more to this than meets the eye. The EPA is on the verge of making an endangerment finding about CO2, a truly boneheaded move that will put the EPA in control of the economy. If the divorce study holds up, and it has to (I’ve been arguing for years that enviros need to consider the emissions effects of divorce if they want to be consistent), then the EPA actually will have an interest in your divorce, as you increase emissions by going ahead. Who knows, the day may come when you have to file papers with the EPA as well as the Court.
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Iain Murray is vice president for strategy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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