CERAWeek: Why Didn’t Daniel Yergin Question Climate Alarmism, Both Cap-and-Trade and Carbon Taxation? — MasterResource

Suffice it to say that Yergin is one of the “Big Five” from within the energy sector (broadly considered) who sounded the climate alarm in such a way to confuse/split the energy industry and get us to the (sorry) point where we are now.

The “big five,” are:

1. The late Ken Lay of Enron, who sounded the climate alarm in the same year as James Hansen and Al Gore (1988) and went on to position Enron with seven profit centers around CO2 regulation
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CO2 hysteria Inspires Winning Essay | The Cheshire Herald

After her presentation on Jan. 22 ended, Manware received a certificate honoring her as the first-place winner of the Connecticut Secretary of State’s 15th Annual Essay Contest for the 5th district. Manware joined the other 25 district winners at a ceremony, honoring each one for their essays. The students were asked to discuss ways in which individuals and communities could combat global warming and help repair the environment.
“Climate change and global warming and protecting our environment are the most complex yet important problems for our state and our country to solve, and we’re going to need all the creative thinking we can get,” said Bysiewicz, at the ceremony. “Some of the most creative solutions often come from the unlikeliest of sources. It is my hope that this essay contest will inspire a lifelong interest among these young writers and thinkers in getting involved in their communities and helping to solve tough problems like global warming.”