by William Yeatman
March 12, 2009 @ 9:16 am
Why Going Green Means Making Green
Tim Carney, DC Examiner, 12 March 2009
“Big business is increasingly embracing green legislation - and taking advantage of opportunities for big profits for companies with a strong lobbying presence in Washington and in state capitals.”
The Climate Scare Is a Media Driven Scare
Roger Helmer, Conservative Home, 12 March 2009
“I’ve just got back to Strasbourg from the Heartland Institute’s International Climate Conference in New York (Subtitled “Global Warming: was it ever Really a Crisis?”), which brought together around 800 scientists, politicians and commentators from across the USA and around the world, all of a broadly climate-realist disposition. This was the second Manhattan Climate Conference, and 2009 attracted about double the attendance of the 2008 event.”
America, China Taking Different Paths on Energy
Thomas Pyle, DC Examiner, 12 March 2009
“In spite of the fact that gasoline prices are nearly halved from last summer’s highs, the American people still overwhelmingly support offshore energy exploration and production.”
Senate: Obama’s Climate Policy Dead on Arrival
Walter Alarkon, The Hill, 11 March 2009
“President Obama’s budget doesn’t have enough support from lawmakers to pass, the Senate Budget Committee chairman said Tuesday.”
The Crumbling Case for Global Warming
Peter Foster, National Post, 10 March 2009
“One young radical turned up at the Heartland Institute’s climate change skeptics’ conference in New York this week to declare that he had never witnessed so much hypocrisy. How, he asked the panelists of a session on European policy, could they sleep at night? Clearly puzzled, one of the panelists asked him with which parts of their presentations he disagreed. “Oh,” he said “I didn’t come here to listen to the presentations.”
From http://www.globalwarming.org/
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