Cap-and-trade [scam] key to U.S. energy reform: Exelon CEO | Reuters

"What I see is a series of disjointed, piecemeal approaches that will not yield the optimal solution," Exelon Corp Chairman John Rowe said in remarks prepared for a conference at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

A cap-and-trade system or a carbon tax are the only policy frameworks that could achieve each of the four desired outcomes from energy reform -- cleaner energy, greater security, job creation, and the lowest cost, Rowe said.  [Why doesn't Rowe point out that this scam will also save our grandchildren from roasting in CO2-induced hellfire?]

Greenberg: The curious case of Mr. Jones | argusleader.com | Argus Leader

Like any other polemicist who decides to fiddle with the facts just a little for the sake of some greater truth, these "scientists" wound up having to do it a lot - and made the mistake of putting it all in writing. How embarrassing.

Result: Phil Jones, who used to be the go-to guy when you were looking for data to support the climate change theory, has become the scientist to get away from.

Errors, thefts eroding confidence in climate [junk] science - The Boston Globe

Kerry said recently that he is closing in on a bipartisan bill. He vowed to push forward, noting the issue is as much about jobs and national security as about the environment.

“What we have to do is go on the offensive,’’ Kerry said. The science “has been maligned and misinterpreted, and we need to fight back . . . people [need to] stop being moved by these talk show [hosts] and start looking for the facts’’ themselves.