[RightWhale]

Climate change is the greatest challenge we have ever faced

Greatest challenge to credulity.

[Clintonfatigued]

I thought it was gasoline.

I wish these people would make up their minds.

[L98Fiero]

Florio laid out some of the tough and complex choices on global warming that the United States must make in coming years, pointing out ruefully that “democracy doesn’t deal with complicated ideas very well.”

Pesky-a$$ed freedom.

[stevem]

Coal use called greatest threat to our climate

I didn't read the article, but this is retarded.

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

Shut the heck up. I'm sick of being cold. I bet Al Gore's house is not cold. The least they could do is deliver on their promise of global warming. Democrats can't even do that.

I don't believe the lying watermelons (green on the outside, red on the inside) on anything they say. Bring on the coal-fired plants. Bring on the nukes. Start drilling and refining. I want to be warm in the winter and cool in the summer. I don't want to spend $50.00 to fill my minivan. This is the United States of America, for Pete's sake. Get the environmentalist wackos out of the way and let's get going.

[Gay State Conservative]

China puts a coal fired power plant on line every couple of days.And you can be darn sure that not a single one of them uses “clean” coal or has scrubbers installed.

[Paladin2]

Those concerned with CO2 emissions should move to Venezuela.

[Steamburg]

Who paid for this study? Equally important, published it as having a factual basis?

Complete lack of credibility.

[blackbart.223]

"Edward Mazria, who has led efforts nationwide to build more-energy-efficient buildings, said the only way to control global warming is "an immediate moratorium on all new coal-fired power plants in the United States" and a phaseout of older coal plants."

I suggest Mr. Mazria shut his mouth to avoid spewing anymore CO2 into the atmosphere. Further, he should move into a mud hut so as not to consume electricity.

[SIDENET]

Mazria called for intensive research efforts on solar power and an overhaul of how buildings are constructed and older buildings are renovated

Nah, what they should really do is to eliminate private housing altogether and make everybody live in large, efficient, communal housing. Also eliminate private autos and make people travel by electric trains and buses. Think of the energy savings!

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[Buddy B]

Let New Jersey do without electricity.

[cripplecreek]

Uh oh, somebody discovered where the vast majority of our electricity came from.

[proudofthesouth]

I think that enviro wacko’s and muzzies want the same thing and that is to take the entire world back to caveman days and destroy all technology.

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[tioga]

What about the EVIL SUVs?

[devere]

Coal is about 1/5 the current price of oil in BTU terms, and the USA is the Saudi Arabia of coal. At current prices, there is no need to import any oil at all, once coal liquification is ramped up.

These enrivonmental extremists are a greater danger to our country than Osama bin Laden and all his men. Personally, I refuse to vote for anyone, at any level of government, who buys into Al Gore’s insanity. It must stop!

[Tribune7]

If it were really a threat they would have used the N word.

[bray]

Environmentalists are the Greatest risk to our Climate

Pray for W and Our Freedom Fighters

[listenhillary]

Start tomorrow on 100 new nuclear reactors. Problem solved, other than paying for it.

[dalereed]

“Coal use called greatest threat to our climate”

Coal use called greatest threat to our freedom.

Fixed!