How about they just use a little common sense in their edicts and laws. For example, why is rainwater on one's property not the property owner's but owned by the State? One may not collect rainwater in barrels, on their own property because it would not be able to flow into a creek, one that is dry everyday of the year excepting when it rains. This actually occurred. The property owner was cited and taken to court for collecting rainwater in barrels. Another for damming up a pond on his property which he used for his livestock, and not allowing it to flow into the ditch that would eventually wend it's way to who knows where.

No, it is something the vast majority of Americans want curtailed. When it can dictate to a land owner that he may not log it because it would disturb the habitat of a certain species of frog, and there haven't been any of those frogs on his land, ever. Not only that, there are none within several hundred miles of him. They are ONLY found in a certain area of Louisiana. That is an example of needing to rein in the EPA. There are a plethora of other examples of their unrealistic, dictatorial, powers they have allocated to themselves.