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http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702303945704579391611041331266
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>The science has not only proven
>to be flawed, it has
>proven to have been manipulated
>for political purposes.
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>Those are facts that can be
>found anywhere you want to
>look for them.
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>Again, whether we have an impact
>is not the question and
>the earth is warming, however
>it is not warm as
>fast as the predictions say
>it should and there is
>zero appetite to reduce the
>use of carbon based fuels
>around the world.
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>I have no issue with whether
>science is studied or not,
>that isn't what the data
>they are using shows and
>it makes it very difficult
>to support multi-trillion programs that
>will be added on to
>my children's and grandchildren's back
>on science that is used
>politically.
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>The only meaningful reduction in the
>carbon output of the world
>was the near depression of
>2008, it did more than
>any government policy to reduce
>carbon emissions.
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http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/news/world/environment/2010-11-22-carbon22_ST_N.htm
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>Like it or not but your
>portfolio is dependent upon carbon
>being produced. It touches
>every part of your life
>on an almost minute by
>minute basis, whether it is
>the clothes you wear, food
>you eat, computer/cellphone/tablet you use,
>car you drive, seat you
>sit on, etc etc are
>all available to you in
>their current form due to
>carbon being burned around the
>world.
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>There is no policy maker anywhere
>in the world that will
>impose policies that destroy wealth
>across the world and there
>is currently no way to
>quit carbon in a way
>that makes a difference to
>the future.
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>So tell me what scientist
>have said will stop or
>reduce global warming in a
>way that guarantees the future
>well being of the planet?
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>Stop and understand that is is
>almost 2015, in order to
>get to a reduction of
>90% by 2050 as the
>below link states, what will
>agriculture have to do?
> Basically stop EVERYTHING it
>does today and do it
>in 35 years, what about
>the American auto industry
>we just spent billions propping
>up, reduce auto emissions by
>90% in 35 years?
>That is only in the
>U.S., China would have to
>reduce it's total output by
>90% as well in order
>to reach the low carbon
>threshold and then to get
>to zero carbon we have
>to invest how many trillions
>into technology to get the
>CO2 out of the atmosphere?
> Where do you
>propose to get that wherewithal
>to do that and still
>fund all the other priorities
>we have?
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http://onlyzerocarbon.org/definition.html
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>So sit back and count your
>money because CO2 isn't going
>away any time soon.
>
>Nemont
This post sums it up.
The shrill voices from the other side, do not have a grasp of what it takes to change our carbon output.
Frankly, it there is climate change, we need to consider adjusting to the climate change, while at the same time finding cleaner, efficient and better ways to do things.
There is a group of people out there that just want to use the attack politics for political gain.