Water, water everywhere -- except on the EPA's list

From Barack Obama's increasing discredited EPA:

"The Environmental Protection Agency on Monday [today] will finalize its determination that greenhouse gases pose a danger to human health and the environment, paving the way for regulation of carbon dioxide emissions from vehicles, power plants, factories refineries and other major sources.

The move gives President Obama a significant tool to combat the gases blamed for the heating of the planet even while Congress remains stalled on economy-wide global warming legislation."

The EPA has unlimited authority to regulate greenhouse gases, thanks to the Supreme Court, and can now clamp down on the six greenhouse gases it identifies as dangerous. This gives EPA administrator Lisa Jackson incredible control over the United States economy. But missing from the list of is water vapor, the most abundant greenhouse gas by a country mile. Water vapor is twice as radiative a greenhouse gas as carbon dioxide, and yet Obama's EPA is primarily obsessed with limiting CO2.

Far from regulating water vapor, Obama announced a plan to spend $1.2 billion in taxpayer money to invest in hydrogen cell cars. These vehicles supposedly don't pollute the atmosphere, but they do produce excess water -- the one greenhouse gas that the president's EPA has conveniently chosen to ignore.