Global warming has quickly become one of the most heated issues in America (pun intended). Rising temperatures and melting icebergs are indisputable evidence that the Earth is warming, but is this global heat wave a man-made crisis or just overblown hype?
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Our 250 years of natural global warming is NOT your fault.
One degree warming in last 100 years and no net change in last 10 years is not a crisis.
The crisis is our external- energy dependence!
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See following site for facts and data:
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http://www.roanokeslant.org/GlobalWarmingThoughts /
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- lbhagen
June 14, 2009 6:28AM
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The Politics of Global Warming
- From The Heartland Institute
By The Heartland Institute - Chicago-Based Think Tank
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Are you serious?
I feel like I should just ignore this post at the risk of encouraging this propaganda, so I won't say much.
Name one green house gas emission policy in the United States that claims it would be "free and easy." Oh that's right, the current emissions regulations are controlled by the federal run EPA. California's recent plans to abolish green house gas emitting automobiles is a prime example of how hard it is for any progression on the matter to occur. The federal government has done everything in its power to deny California its rights as a state.
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August 11, 2008 2:56PM
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