Don't miss this: Out With A Shiver: Global Warming Protest Frozen Out by Massive Snowfall - Fox
It was snowing irony in Washington on Monday when global warming activists descended on the District like a storm -- but got beaten to the punch by a blast of wintry weather that incapacitated the city.Global Warming: On Hold?: Discovery News
"This is nothing like anything we've seen since 1950," Kyle Swanson of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee said. "Cooling events since then had firm causes, like eruptions or large-magnitude La Ninas. This current cooling doesn't have one."Video: Cavuto Rips Greenpeace Rep
He laughs at a global warming protest during a snowstorm
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I have searching here and there (well, not "here" before this) for these answers (quoting other places):
I don't have a mental picture of the facts here.
1. I assume there is some truth to the cleanliness issues, so I'll grant those points without further discussion.
2. At current prices, which is the cheaper/BTU? Is that a significant difference? (Gas versus coal)
3. Can gas be transported as cheaply as oil or coal?
4. What kind of reserves in gas do we have?
5. Are we looking at a return to the gasification of coal and cracking of oil? How much will that cost (in dollars, and in tons of pollutants)?
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