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And as for your photo caption about climate change being "still hotly debated," all I can do is urge you to pay closer attention to the actual science.
I know the message boards here like the think there's some kind of "debate" going on, but a review of the findings published in any number of professional science journals makes it abundantly clear that the question is not if man-made global warming is happening, the question is what are we going to do about the reality of man-made global warming.
In this bill why does only 20% of the money go to environmental projects? Can you say 'paying for future entitlements'?
In this bill why do non-CO2 emitting entities recieve allownaces? Can you say 'patronage'?
In this bill why does the West Coast and Northeast actually make money? Cay you say 'wealth transfer'?
If this bill was truely for the environment and controlling that giant .03% of the atmosphere then our dear leaders would mimic the Sulfur Dioxide model used, in the past, to control Acid Rain.
Start thinking with you minds and not your hearts.
Every state should build a brand new nuclear reactor. Look at what they are doing in Japan and France. Comparitively nuclear is much cleaner and more efficient than anything else we have out ther.
This Bill goes too far.
We need safe energy where we don't have to rely on incompetent government and greedy "let's cut corners" industry to make decisions about our fate! Invest in wind, solar, and geothermal energy -- no toxic waste and no fears of incompetent government beaucrats!
The bill isn't about air pollution, it's about carbon dioxide (which isn't part of air pollution). Those are two vastly different problems.
Nuclear power already has a 50 year near-perfect track record of producing safe, clean electricity. That's enough to make it the obvious solution.
The stereotyping above by liberal writers about conservatives and industry is appalling.
Greedy industry? Why not greedy government?
This congress and this president are wanting to change the way we live and many of you are buying into it. You want to FIGHT industry that makes the things that you want and need but you ROLL OVER when the government wants to curtail your freedoms or take your money.
The earth has been hotter and colder than it is now.
Humans have concrete weather data for only about 130 years.
Hurricanes and tornados have happened in the past as they do now.
My weatherman was wrong yesterday about the temperature and the rain potential.
We are letting POLITICIANS control our lives.
Think with your minds not your hearts.
I see, Liberal Larry, are YOU paying the extra $2/kilowatt hour RMP charges for green electricity? How does making electricity more EXPENSIVE make electric cars feasible?
Martin Feldstein, George F. Baker Professor of Economics at Harvard University, says "In my judgment, the proposed cap-and-trade system would be a costly policy that would penalize Americans with little effect on global warming. The proposal to give away most of the permits only makes a bad idea worse."
In other words, all this is is one big tax being wrapped in global warming. It will have little to no effect on CO2 emissions.
A sitting President asking a national tv network to do an all day info-mercial for him and his huge power grab enviro bill? Now that is a laugh that makes me want to cry!!
Comrade - out...