'Sure we trust you on climate change': Is sunlight bad? Good? EPA doofuses can't decide

Boy, what a difference a day makes, huh?

As Twitchy reported, yesterday, the EPA sounded the alarm about scary, scary sunlight:

Think sunny days are good for plants? Not always. Sunlight causes #ozone to form, which harms foliage, weakens trees: http://t.co/6skU7aBsTx

— U.S. EPA (@EPA) September 29, 2015

Well today, after having some time to sleep on it, they’ve changed their minds:

Correction: Sunny days are good for plants, but ground-level ozone is not. Sunlight helps ozone to form. http://t.co/kyFxKK2e89

— U.S. EPA (@EPA) September 30, 2015

Well, EPA? Which is it?

@EPA Confused on sunshine? Sure we trust you on climate change. #derps pic.twitter.com/vGDYDv6pc0

— J Johnson ❌ (@jjohnson101075) September 30, 2015

These jokers can’t even settle their own science!