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Legislator says warming is 'bunk,' touts nuclear power
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My guess is humans have less control over the earth's cycles than we would like to believe.
How about talking about "clean" energy? I want to have clean water and clean air. I could care less if its 2 degrees warmer or cooler than average.
The issue today is we human's soiling our own nest. Animal's who do that routinely move to a new nest. But as we don't have another planet handy we'll have to clean this nest up.
Scientists are smart and good when they figure out ways to use up new stuff to replace the old stuff we used up already.
The biggest thing I love about him is that he is doing everything he can to push for nuclear power in Utah - what a coincidence that he also stands to profit from it since his company sold water rights to the company that is proposing the nuclear power plants.
Noel needs to stop pushing his own agenda and admit when he has a conflict of interest.
Either way, I agree: he should recuse himself.
Listen to the story today on NPR Morning Edition on recycling energy, it is most interesting and of course how our gov't has written laws including those in the Clean Air Act to prevent recycling of energy.
I'm completely open to all arguments on both sides of the warming debate when they come from someone who (1)has studied the issue themselves, and (2)actually has a brain.
Just because he has a potentially profitable connection from selling his water rights to a company wanting to build nuclear plants does not mean he actually knows anything about nuclear power.
Stupid Mike Noel, just another corrupt Utah legislator looking out for his own interests instead of his constituents.' Can't believe how many of these idiots are running our great State.
We value experts for so much. Martha knows how to freeze fruit in ice cubes for brunch. Market analysts are listened to with the raptness of evangelists for investment advice. Rus tells us its a bent tie-rod that causes that shimmy at 45 MPH. Yet climatologists are met with skepticism regarding the POSSIBILITY of negative consequences resulting from global climate change.