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Professor Weisman’s quote explicitly says that Cap and Trade isn’t about the saving the planet. It isn’t a stretch to say Cap and Trade is about increasing taxes.

Let Freedom Ring » Blog Archive » Cap & Trade Notes

Yesterday’s Cap and Trade event on the SCSU campus had a huge attendance, with both sides of the issue well-represented. Chris Horner made a number of statements that elicited jeers from those that think MMGW is a serious threat to our planet.

Climate on THE ENVIRONMENTALIST: Unsung Heroes of Sustainability: The Melty Awards

o, I invite others to broaden this pool of nominees with the unsung heroes of their acquaintance. Let’s pat them on the back. Let’s give them some cash. Let’s present them with small ice sculptures that melt at current atmospheric temperatures and call them the “Melty Awards”. However we do it, let’s make sure the unsung heroes know we’re grateful for the incredible work they do.

Deepest Solar Minimum in Nearly a Century: Goodbye Global Warming | LaRouchePAC

April 9, 2009 (LPAC) – A continued low in solar activity, as measured by the appearance of irregularities on the Sun’s surface known as sunspots, may be responsible for the recent phase of cooling experienced in many parts of the Northern Hemisphere. In the opinion of many specialists, the downturn in solar activity likely marks the beginning of a prolonged cooling period.

The expected cooling will produce many hardships for a human population already stressed by a prolonged downturn in global physical economic productive capability. But the bright side may be that such bloated windbags as Al Gore and his leaner companion James Hansen, who have led His Royal Consort Prince Philip’s genocidal global warming promotion, will finally be silenced.

I Have a Dream — Please Report It | GlobalWarming.org

Watch this CNN news report about a ranch somewhere in Florida that reporter Grant Boxleitner touts as “a future city of 49,000″ — as though they had contractual agreements with that many people to show up (and/or procreate to that number) — to be entirely powered by solar energy. You’ll quickly see it’s just more “green” propaganda: a very nice computer mock-up of what the city would look like; Florida Power & Light saying they’ll build a $300-million dollar, 75-megawatt power plant on a 400-acre sod farm to power the city; and FP&L saying the plant will cost customers about 31 cents per month(?!).