Florida fish farms hurt by cold; plant crops mostly OK - South Florida - MiamiHerald.com
''We know there is going to be significant damage,'' McElroy said. ``Some estimates are that half the tropical fish may have succumbed to the cold -- thousands and thousands [of fish] -- certainly in the millions of dollars.''Opposing Views: OPINION: Arkansas Commission Publishes Bogus Global Warming Report
The Science & Public Policy Institute says, “Although the legislation that created this commission directed it to study the science of global warming and consider the economic impact, unfortunately the commission did neither.
“In fact, in a 490 page report only four and one-half pages citing scarcely a dozen documents, none of which were peer-reviewed papers appearing in scientific journals, were presented as evidence of anthropogenic global warming.
“Rather than study the science a basic assumption was made by the consultant – and commissioners were presumed to agree with the premise – that activities of man contribute significantly to dangerous climate change.”
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