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Posted: 17 Apr 2013 04:20 PM PDT

Given the manifest reluctance of the
world’s big emitters to accept any legally binding carbon targets and in face
of our deepening economic crisis, Europe should undertake a comprehensive
review of its economically damaging carbon targets and — in the absence of an
international agreement — should consider the suspension of all unilateral
climate policies that threaten Europe’s economic recovery. –Benny Peiser, National
Post, 25 November 2011
"The decision means the end of a European approach to climate
policy." --Felix Matthes, Spiegel Online,
17 April 2013
2 comments:
Well, the debate is over among the scientists and in the scientific community.
It is not over among the politicos and the would-be scientists of the blogosphere who are so easily manipulated by the politicos, and then who claim all sorts of independence of thought. Irony that.
The debate about the causes of climate change will never end because of its infinite complexity,unknown variables and unobtainable (historic) data.
The wise path is to realize man cannot control the global climate and to stop wasting limited resources (money and effort) in trying to do so. End the nonsense and focus on more solvable problems. Do it now. Vote the fear-mongerers,control freaks, statists, socialists and communists out.....NOW.
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