Climate Change Legislation?
Just when we thought that we might get through a month or two without more conversations about "climate change" following the debacle that was Copenhagen, I learn that was truly naive.
"Cap and Trade" was supposedly dead following the revelations that the "science" behind global warming had been anything but scientific.
It's back, however. Sen. John Kerry (D-MA), Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-SC), Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CN), Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) and Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) met yesterday to try to find "common ground" so that something can get passed.
No matter what they're thinking of doing, why can't we sit this out while the bogus nature of the data is being exposed?
This is much akin to the Sen. Reid (D-NV) rush to get health care reform done because a thousand people were dying everyday without the bill being passed. It appears this science is so suspect, that we would be very wise to let this "global warming" thing cool just a bit before plunging headlong into something that may well be unnecessary and, at the very least, would be very expensive.
Will another few months without a global warming bill in the Senate be all that disastrous? I think not.
"Cap and Trade" was supposedly dead following the revelations that the "science" behind global warming had been anything but scientific.
It's back, however. Sen. John Kerry (D-MA), Sen. Lindsay Graham (R-SC), Sen. Joe Lieberman (I-CN), Sen. Maria Cantwell (D-WA) and Sen. Susan Collins (R-ME) met yesterday to try to find "common ground" so that something can get passed.
No matter what they're thinking of doing, why can't we sit this out while the bogus nature of the data is being exposed?
This is much akin to the Sen. Reid (D-NV) rush to get health care reform done because a thousand people were dying everyday without the bill being passed. It appears this science is so suspect, that we would be very wise to let this "global warming" thing cool just a bit before plunging headlong into something that may well be unnecessary and, at the very least, would be very expensive.
Will another few months without a global warming bill in the Senate be all that disastrous? I think not.
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