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Posted on 03/04/2011 4:54:40 PM PST by Sub-Driver
Al Gore raps New Hampshire lawmakers for climate vote that 'ignores science' By Ben Geman - 03/04/11 02:46 PM ET
Al Gore is wading into a fight over whether the state of New Hampshire should pull out of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, which is an emissions cap-and-trade program composed of northeastern and mid-Atlantic states.
Gore, in blog post Thursday evening, chided the state’s House of Representatives for its vote last week to leave the program, claiming the action “ignores science.”
“Members of the legislative chamber made a number of statements that were especially disturbing,” Gore wrote, citing a post on the Center for American Progress-hosted Wonk Room blog that included quotes from several state lawmakers who question climate science.
Protecting state-based climate programs has taken on a new urgency among climate activists following the collapse of global warming legislation on Capitol Hill last year.
Maybe thats why Tipper left him. Al likes it in the can.
Funny. Thursday evening the temperature in Berlin, NH reached -24. That's right, boys and girls, 24 degrees below zero
Somebody has to call the dog catcher again for Al Gorebull.
Drugstore clerk: "Yes we do."
Caller to drugstore: "You better to let him out. His mother wants him home immediately."
AlGore talking about “science” in relations to global warming, is no different than Dr. Mengele talking about “science” when ‘studying’ twin Jews just before torturing them to death.
Either way, we’re talking about genocidal maniacs.
The climate change hysteria is based on junk science and political science, not real science. Real science is based on observation. The climate change hysteria is based on faulty computer modeling that is actually contrary to observation. The modeling cannot replicate what has happened in the past.
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Did you know that the cfls are 'dimmable' now...???
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