Moore argued that the current argument that the burning of fossil fuels is driving global warming over the past century lacks scientific evidence. He added that the Earth is in an unusually cold period and some warming would be a good thing.
“There is no scientific proof that human emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) are the dominant cause of the minor warming of the Earth’s atmosphere over the past 100 years,” according to Moore’s prepared testimony. “Today, we live in an unusually cold period in the history of life on earth and there is no reason to believe that a warmer climate would be anything but beneficial for humans and the majority of other species.”
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In the words of our next President,"what difference does it make"?
ReplyDeletesaw him on Hannity last night. he tells it like it is. it's all about control and money. it's become big business, religion and a way of like for many. he said the masses have fallen for the lie and are deceived to the point of no reason. such a shame.
ReplyDelete1. people in high places want control.
2. the global warming religionists must have more money to keep going.
3. universities who "do studies" on global warming must have grants etc. continually to keep going with this farce.
3. global warming "organizations" must illicit money from the mindless followers through mail and internet to keep open.
again; so sad...
It's all about a new tax and control mechanism.
ReplyDeleteEven some of the libs are are backing off from keeping up with the global warming farce. I don't see any of Mr. global warming intellectual's posts yet. I sure he will be here to to tell us how backward we Eastern Shore folk are (I guess he needs to add Green Peace to that list.)
ReplyDeleteBeware of those Liberal "Geniuses" they are switching the language from old Global Warming to new Climate Change. Hey that covers everything, one day is warmer and one day is cooler, now can I get that "donation" for my "scientific studies"?!
ReplyDeleteLove this comment by "Teddi" on the link provided-
ReplyDelete"The left is like a large [skanky looking] dog that goes around pooping huge piles of "unintended consequences" which need to be scooped up from time to time so the world can continue forward in a positive direction..."
,,,and if I may add "scooped up" and fixed by the GOP, who are far more intellectually superior than the leftists.
9:04's comment is making me wonder where our resident leftist Alex has been. While he is completely and utterly misguided and the propagandist's dream, I hope all is well with him.
The science not only is absolutely out there but is indisputable. Why do we spend so much time trying to believe it isn't?
ReplyDeleteOf course this website is a fairly large waste of my breath when it comes to scientific facts and reason.
11:33 Thank you for your enlightened input, we were worried about you. You did not fail our expectations.
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ReplyDeleteOut there where?
Show me ONE proof that man made co2 causes global warming.
12:31-How about Don Imus.
ReplyDeleteI been busy trying to get rid of them ugly yellow buses spewing out pollution. Instead of letting kids take classes from home, like the bury's new manager dude, this is what I got: Hello everyone,
ReplyDeleteThe very best person to talk to about how modern technology is changing our classrooms isn't me, or even the President.
It's a student who is actually learning from those tools every day -- accessing school assignments online, watching video lessons to learn a new concept, or even talking directly with other students around the world with new technology.
That's why, a few months ago, the White House challenged students all across the country to create short films answering a simple question:
Why is technology so important in the classroom -- and how will it change the educational experience for kids in the future?
The response was overwhelming. And today, the 16 official selections are going to be screened at the first-ever White House Student Film Festival.
You're going to want to tune in for this one. Watch the official selections, then tune in today at 2:30 p.m. ET.
Watch Now
Today's going to be a fun day, but this event speaks to something much bigger.
That's because these students' films all illustrate the critical conversation about education in our country right now: the importance of connecting our classrooms.
The fact is that right now, only around 30 percent of our students have the high-speed Internet access they need for digital learning. That means millions of kids across the country aren't currently benefiting from the kinds of technologies that made the student films you'll watch today possible.
The President's ConnectED initiative is making sure that changes -- by connecting 99 percent of students to next-generation, high-speed broadband within five years.
Want to see exactly why that's so important? Just take a look at some of the incredible things kids can produce when they're connected.
See the official film festival selections, then make sure you're watching the event at 2:30 p.m. ET today.
Looking forward to continuing the conversation,
Secretary Arne Duncan
Department of Education
Great then we can fire the bottom 50 percent of teachers!
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ReplyDeleteNice smoke screen filibuster.
The claim that man made co2 is causing global warming is still B.S.
Need to filter those pesky volcanoes!
ReplyDeleteIt is amazing how anyone can still argue global warming. SMH Mayor Joe
ReplyDeleteEvery few years the super rich come up with a plan to soak the poor with the governments help as in healthcare for all, legalizing immigrants,online gambling,ethanol refineries,climate change,dot com companies,wind power,medical pot,see where I'm going here.
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