Energy Secretary: U.S. Does Not Need '100 Percent Certainty' To Act On Climate Change | CNSnews.com
"...I think that if anything, over the last half dozen years the evidence has gotten more compelling but the issue but; I think sometimes you get a little bit sideways on this debate if you say, ‘have you proven with 100 percent certainty that this is happening and some bad things as you, what you say, what the climate scientists are saying, are happening,” Secretray Chu responded.
“I maintain, you don’t need 100% certainty. You know, 80, 90 percent, and maybe if half the bad things that happen with 80 or 90 percent certainty is enough to say, ‘Okay, how do you want to plan your personal life?’”
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Sec. Chu,
The argument isn't over what we choose to do with our personal lives. The argument is over what you want to do with the power of government to force unwilling people to make massive changes in their lives with a reduction in their freedom, their property rights, and their financial opportunity for a better standard of living.
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