Wednesday, July 16, 2008

Worth Less Human Beings

The AP's Seth Borenstein reports that the EPA has de-valued the worth of a human life by nearly $1 million over the last five years, effectively lowering the cost benefit of environmental regulations.

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Blogger Unknown said...

Perhaps the EPA just means humans who don't look like the folks doing the valuation analysis. Or maybe someone at the EPA merely added a minus sign when they were adjusting for inflation. It would seem more logical that this administration would have figured that DHS immigration policing is reducing the number of non-whites entering with their knowledge, which to this White House would, on average, increase human worth. But it would be crass to think that.

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