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The Shonky Political Science of Global Warming
The socioeconomics of global warming has eclipsed the science of it. Consider, for example, the use of the analogy of a greenhouse to connote a problem for humanity. We all know that a cup of oil contains more energy than a … Continue reading
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Global Warming is about Who Rules Your Life
Ever wonder what Jesus would say about it–about global warming? Worshippers of the global warming ‘hockey stick’ want us to abandon common sense. The government-funded scientists believe we shouldn’t look at historical data. Government bureaucrats like Hansen argue that we … Continue reading
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Tagged AGW, Art Horn, bankruptcy, California, carbon-cannibals, climate, economic recovery, ENSO, environment, Greece, Hansen, hockey stick, Jesus, Leftists, liberal bureaucracy, Minoan period, Old Europe, prediction, Reagan, religion, Roman period, Too much government, Walter Starck
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