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Ignoring Email the New Ostrich Metaphor

By Sean Sirrine

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It used to be that we woul say you were "hiding your head in the sand" if you just tried to ignore the problems that you are facing. Nw we'll have to use a new term; how about "ignoring your email"?

Apparently this is a good way to ignore the U.S. Supreme Court.

From the NYTimes:

The White House in December refused to accept the Environmental Protection Agency?s conclusion that greenhouse gases are pollutants that must be controlled, telling agency officials that an e-mail message containing the document would not be opened, senior E.P.A. officials said last week.

The document, which ended up in e-mail limbo, without official status, was the E.P.A.?s answer to a 2007 Supreme Court ruling that required it to determine whether greenhouse gases represent a danger to health or the environment, the officials said.

Full post as published by Objective Justice on June 25, 2008 (boomark / email).

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