Most people know that the government often creates or aggravates problems. One of the best examples of the government creating problems is in regards to environmental laws. When the United States government makes new laws regarding the environment, they typically make laws that end up exacerbating the problem. Most people agree that people need to do their part protecting the environment. At the same time, most citizens realize that the government is not protecting the environment and is, instead, hurting business owners large and small. In an effort to protect the environment, the United States government created the environmental protection agency. Created with good intentions, the EPA is now bloated and too powerful. Unfortunately, over time, the agency has done more harm than good. When a factory produces goods, the factory is going to, inevitably, produce carbon dioxide emissions. Of course, when burning fossil fuels, a person is producing carbon dioxide, which in excess numbers, are harmful to the environment. One way in which the government is trying to protect the environment is by forcing businesses to lower their carbon dioxide emissions. People working for the EPA do not think about unintended consequences of their actions. When scientists and bureaucrats at the EPA receive new data about global warming or other problems, they genuinely want to fix the problem. Hastily, the people running the agency decided that the United States needs to cut CO2 output. Since it is difficult to run a business without producing CO2, the EPA is hurting small and large business owners with new stringent regulations. We recently spoke to the owner of grease trap cleaning fort lauderdale. The company uses large vacuum trucks to pump and clean grease trap in and around ft. lauderdale, florida. The company refuses to buy any trucks that were built after