OH HCR36

Urges Congress to pass Senate Joint Resolution 26, which would invalidate Environmental Protection Agency regulations related to greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act.

Contends that EPA regulation of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases without Congressional input violates the separation of powers principle.

Claims greenhouse gas regulation would harm the U.S. economy by causing slower economic growth, reduced global competitiveness, and lower living standards.

Cites economic concerns during a fragile recovery period with unemployment exceeding 10 percent as reasons to oppose new regulatory schemes creating economic uncertainty.

Directs the House Clerk to transmit copies of the resolution to Congress leadership, Ohio's Congressional delegation, and Ohio news media.