Kerry: Three Big Oil Companies Likely to Back Climate Bill | Mother Jones
In the teleconference, organized by the We Can Lead coalition, Kerry outlined specific details from the bill that have not previously been publicly available. Here's a rundownThe global warming hoax? Houston expert talks climate alarmist pollution - 2010-Apr-22 - CultureMap Houston
I consider myself an environmentalist, but having extensively studied the issues I haven’t found any evidence that the sky is falling, oceans are rising, polar bears are sweating or that carbon dioxide is a polluting menace.Earth Day 2010: On Lenin and Liberty | The Foundry: Conservative Policy News.
The real question is whether Americans should be forced to submit to major restrictions in their freedoms and to abandon stewardship of their own resources and possessions to the government. That such sacrifices would achieve little or no environmental gains should not be a surprise.Where Do We Look Now for Green-Energy Inspiration? - Chris Horner - Planet Gore on National Review Online
Remember that whole bit about the president telling us to “think about what’s happening in countries like Spain and Germany”? Yeah, that one. Well, even E&E News covered the Spanish subsidy collapse today, so you know economic reality is intruding into some of the most reluctant circles. Now, on to Germany!Dial “M” for mangled – Wikipedia and Environment Canada caught with temperature data errors. « Watts Up With That?
The fact that the obvious error on July 14th is now cited in Wikipedia as an “all time record high”, when it doesn’t appear in the EC hourly data, is troubling. – Anthony
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Crony capitalist are in love with crony capitalism.
And so what does it mean to the average person that big oil backs the tax scam and lies? Meanwhile the people bend over for new taxes.
So what does it mean I ask ...
Big oil loved MTBE as an oxygenate to clean the air. They got to charge more for it even though mileage was reduced and only had air quality benefits for 5-10% of cars on the road. They didn't even mind it when it got into ground water until the government removed the liability exemption. At that point, the Feds were more interested in currying favor with farmers by substidizing corn based ethanol.
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