(VIDEO) WATER WARS: OBAMA’S EPA POWER GRAB TO REGULATE PUDDLES, PONDS, AND JUST ABOUT ANYTHING THAT’S WETThe EPA had already started expanding powers over private property via the Clean Water Act when last year we covered a case of the EPA fining a family a crazy amount per day:EPA TARGETS COUPLE S PRIVATE POND:NOW THE EPA HAS EXPANDED ITS POWERS TO JUST ABOUT EVERY POSSIBLE THING THAT HAS TO DO WITH WATER:The EPA has released its Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule critics say would allow the agency to regulate waterways previously not under federal jurisdiction, including puddles, ditches and isolated wetlands.Republicans, farmers and industrial groups have called the rule an EPA  power grab  because it extends the agency s powers to new heights. Environmentalists and the Obama administration, however, argue the WOTUS rule is necessary for protecting water quality.No matter how you spin it, the EPA s WOTUS rule does expand the agency s authority, and creates new avenues for environmental groups to sue projects they want to stop from moving forward. The administration s decree to unilaterally expand federal authority is a raw and tyrannical power grab that will crush jobs,  House Speaker John Boehner said in a statement. Despite their assurances, it appears that EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have failed to keep their promises to Congress and the American people,  echoed Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe.  In fact, instead of fixing the overreach in the proposed rule, remarkably, EPA has made it even broader. Farmers and industry groups worry the new WOTUS rule will expand EPA reach over isolated wetlands, ponds and ditches that have a  significant nexus  to navigable waters   a vague standard employed by the EPA to regulate bodies of water.read more: Daily CallerGovernment News
video water wars obama s epa power grab to regulate hurdles ponds and just about anything that s weather epa already started expanding powers private property via clean water act last year covered case epa finding family crazy amount per day epa targets couple s private pond now the epa has expanded its powers to just about every possible thing that has to do with water the epa released waters united states lotus rule critics say would allow agency regulate waterways previously federal jurisdiction including hurdles ditches isolated farmers industrial groups called rule epa power grab extends agency powers new heights environmentalists obama administration however argue lotus rule necessary protecting water matter spin epa lotus rule expand agency authority creates new avenues environmental groups sue projects want stop moving forward the administration decree unilaterally expand federal authority raw tyrannical power grab crush jobs house speaker john bother said statement despite assurances appears epa army corps engineers failed keep promises congress american people echoed oklahoma jim income in fact instead fixing overreach proposed rule remarkably epa made even broader farmers industry groups worry new lotus rule expand epa reach isolated wetlands ponds ditches significant nexus navigable waters vague standard employed epa regulate bodies daily callergovernment news
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: (VIDEO) WATER WARS: OBAMA’S EPA POWER GRAB TO REGULATE PUDDLES, PONDS, AND JUST ABOUT ANYTHING THAT’S WETThe EPA had already started expanding powers over private property via the Clean Water Act when last year we covered a case of the EPA fining a family a crazy amount per day:EPA TARGETS COUPLE S PRIVATE POND:NOW THE EPA HAS EXPANDED ITS POWERS TO JUST ABOUT EVERY POSSIBLE THING THAT HAS TO DO WITH WATER:The EPA has released its Waters of the United States (WOTUS) rule critics say would allow the agency to regulate waterways previously not under federal jurisdiction, including puddles, ditches and isolated wetlands.Republicans, farmers and industrial groups have called the rule an EPA  power grab  because it extends the agency s powers to new heights. Environmentalists and the Obama administration, however, argue the WOTUS rule is necessary for protecting water quality.No matter how you spin it, the EPA s WOTUS rule does expand the agency s authority, and creates new avenues for environmental groups to sue projects they want to stop from moving forward. The administration s decree to unilaterally expand federal authority is a raw and tyrannical power grab that will crush jobs,  House Speaker John Boehner said in a statement. Despite their assurances, it appears that EPA and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers have failed to keep their promises to Congress and the American people,  echoed Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe.  In fact, instead of fixing the overreach in the proposed rule, remarkably, EPA has made it even broader. Farmers and industry groups worry the new WOTUS rule will expand EPA reach over isolated wetlands, ponds and ditches that have a  significant nexus  to navigable waters   a vague standard employed by the EPA to regulate bodies of water.read more: Daily CallerGovernment News
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: video water wars obama s epa power grab to regulate hurdles ponds and just about anything that s weather epa already started expanding powers private property via clean water act last year covered case epa finding family crazy amount per day epa targets couple s private pond now the epa has expanded its powers to just about every possible thing that has to do with water the epa released waters united states lotus rule critics say would allow agency regulate waterways previously federal jurisdiction including hurdles ditches isolated farmers industrial groups called rule epa power grab extends agency powers new heights environmentalists obama administration however argue lotus rule necessary protecting water matter spin epa lotus rule expand agency authority creates new avenues environmental groups sue projects want stop moving forward the administration decree unilaterally expand federal authority raw tyrannical power grab crush jobs house speaker john bother said statement despite assurances appears epa army corps engineers failed keep promises congress american people echoed oklahoma jim income in fact instead fixing overreach proposed rule remarkably epa made even broader farmers industry groups worry new lotus rule expand epa reach isolated wetlands ponds ditches significant nexus navigable waters vague standard employed epa regulate bodies daily callergovernment news