Basically, I guess all the candidates are closet Global Warming Freaks. Good read.
Robins and Global Warming
Robins and Global Warming
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If you vote for a Dem.Your snowmobile and your area you ride are in Jeopardy. Clinton and 2-strokes think about it Dough Heads.
Basically, I guess all the candidates are closet Global Warming Freaks. Good read.
Robins and Global Warming
So does that mean my 4 stroke is ok?
This stuff doesn't matter to me, as long as the result is less pollution and cleaner water, air, and land I am all for it.
Exactly what stuff doesn't matter to you?
The fact that people believe in global warming/change blah blah blah. If everyone would just focus on pollution it would make more sense!
You're right about focusing on pollution. My concern it how painful the switch to new energy technology will be if the urgency of bad global warming data is use. One example: We have more coal than Saudi Arabia has oil, and we now have the ability to burn this coal clean, but it does put out co2. My electric bill is going up 18% this next year because Rocky Mountain Power will not accept power from new coal powerplants because the general public thinks it is killing them. The new coal powerplants are tied up in litigation from the enviro-kooks, not because they pollute, but because they emit co2.
There is a reason the senate voted 95-0 not to sign the Kyoto protocol. It's because It will hurt our economy. The more hysteria global warming creates, the more apt our representatives will be to vote for bad bills.
I am not sure about the not buying power thing.... sounds like the new coal is not in operation?.. You electricity bill is mostly increasing to pay for infrastructure that has been put off for the last 20-30 years and also since most of the new generation in that area has been from natural gas, which is getting expensive......
If the global warming hysteria is not a threat to the USA economy, why did the senate (liberals & all) vote 95-0 not to sign Kyoto?
In my opinion, I think that the senate understood what negative effects it would have on our economy.
ha ha ha, I think if you look at countries like Norway, Germany, and Denmark, that it is not a doom and gloom story with respect to reducing emissions.
I find it funny how when someone agrees with a governmental decision, it is because the government is smart and knowledgeable, yet when they disagree with the government it is because the government is greedy and in the pocket books of big business, special interest, ...... blah
-Never said they were "smart and knowladgeable", but I know they're not suicidal. Never said they are greedy and in the pockets of big business either so that "someone" you speek of must not be me. (True, I wasn't speaking about you personally, but it holds true to most arguments about the government.)
-If you look at those countries, they had low emissions compaired to ours in the first place. (How do you think they got there?)Not much pain to reduce emissions there.
They were always lower. There economies are a fraction of ours.
Try again!