Alan Colmes’ Liberaland » Paul Krugman: Treason Against The Planet

The deniers aren’t debating from a factual analysis. Congressman Paul Broun of Georgia went so far as to call climate change a “hoax” that’s been “perpetrated out of the scientific community.” These denier should ignore scientific warnings are their own peril; the peril being loss of their political careers.

Roger Pielke Jr.'s Blog: This is What Victory Looks Like?

In his column today, Paul Krugman goes nuts over the Waxman-Markey vote and equates voting against Waxman-Markey with being a "climate denier" and with committing "treason." In a spectacular display of intellectual incoherence, Krugman at once conflates views on science with views on politics (and vice versa) and fails to consider the possibility that there are many perfectly sound reasons to think that Waxman-Markey is a stinker of a bill.

Makes me think that I'd hate to see his reaction if the bill had lost.

Hit & Run > NY Times Op-Ed Page of Climate Change & Dirty Coal - Reason Magazine

Paul Krugman praises the cap-and-trade bill just passed in the House of Representatives as "a remarkable achievement" and convicts anyone (but especially the 212 nay voters) who doesn't want to get with the program (which is fat with corporate welfare, among other nauseating details) guilty of planetary treason...

Op-Ed Contributor - The Dirty War Against Clean Coal - NYTimes.com

WHILE President Obama’s cap-and-trade proposal to reduce greenhouse gases has been the big topic of recent environmental debate, the White House has also been pushing a futuristic federal project to build a power plant that burns coal without any greenhouse gases. Sounds great, right? Except the idea is a rehash of a proposal that went bust the first time around.