Alice Springs has coldest May day on record « Where’s my Global Warming Dude? By Global Freeze
Alice Springs has had its coldest May day on record, with the temperature reaching just 9.6 degrees Celsius on Saturday.Propagreenda: Cap and trade not central planning « Green Hell Blog
First, the current iteration of cap-and-trade as embodied in the Waxman-Markey bill is nothing less than the government picking winners (every special interest group that would get free carbon allowances, tax credits and subsidies, not to mention the greens who would acquire unrivaled political power) and losers (the rest, and vast majority of us).The Age of the Age of Stupid — Climate Resistance: Challenging Climate Orthodoxy
Next, there’s little market-like about cap-and-trade since the government will arbitrarily determine the supply of, and arbitrarily create the demand for the central commodity to be traded (permits to emit CO2).
Cap-and-trade is more akin to musical chairs than a free market. Every year there will be fewer and fewer emissions allowances available. When the music stops — at government whim — businesses that can’t obtain or can’t afford allowances will lose.
We might say, ‘ho hum, it’s just a couple of eco-loons’, nobody’s listening. But Miliband - a senior UK politician - is listening. He’s made two appearances with Armstrong recently: first at the launch of her film, and now at the Hay festival, apparently in order to demonstrate the UK government’s commitment to the environmental agenda. Why else would he be there? Try getting a politician such as Miliband to debate with a climate change ‘denier’, let alone a ’sceptic’, let alone someone who’s critical of the politics. He would run a mile. Instead, he poses on stages with eco-warriors.
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