Would you consider this sufficient EVIDENCE to STOP Cap&Trade legislation in the Senate?

	Would you consider this sufficient EVIDENCE to STOP Cap&Trade legislation in the Senate? I'll present exhibits A, B, C, and D: The bill is called The American Clean Energy and Security Act. (aka HR 2454) A) The administration has chosen to ignore over 31,000 U.S. scientists who disagree with the "global warming" hypothesis http://www.petitionproject.org/signers_by_last_name.php As well as all the scientists that have dissented from United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) and former Vice President Al Gore. http://www.thenewamerican.com/tech-mainmenu-30/environment/607 B) The EPA suppressed contradicting evidence that concluded CO2 IS NOT the leading cause of planetary warming. (The REDACTED version of the report is the primary basis of current climate change legislation) http://www.powerlineblog.com/archives/2009/06/023915.php The Competitive Enterprise Institute has obtained an EPA study of the "endangerment" to human well-being ostensibly caused by carbon dioxide emissions, together with a set of EPA emails indicating that the study, which concludes that carbon dioxide is not a significant cause of climate change, was suppressed by the EPA for political reasons. You can read the comments that the CEI submitted to the EPA on EPA's proposed endangerment finding here, along with the emails. The censored report, by Alan Carlin and John Davidson, is here. In their report, Carlin and Davidson point out that the EPA has not done its own evaluation of the global warming theory. Rather, it has relied on analyses by others, mostly the U.N.'s IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) report. That report, however, was a political document, not a scientific one. Knowing that current scientific research disproves the anthropogenic global warming theory, the U.N. ordered that no recent research be considered in the IPCC report. This is a scandal of which too few people are aware. As science, the U.N. report is a bad joke. http://cei.org/cei_files/fm/active/0/Endangerment Comments 6-23-09.pdf http://cei.org/cei_files/fm/active/0/DOC062509-004.pdf C) NASA has concluded that ALL the planets in our solar system are currently warming. http://www.livescience.com/environment/070312_solarsys_warming.html D) Growing number of skeptics = hasty passage of "climate change" bill http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124597505076157449.html Steve Fielding recently asked the Obama administration to reassure him on the science of man-made global warming. When the administration proved unhelpful, Mr. Fielding decided to vote against climate-change legislation. If you haven't heard of this politician, it's because he's a member of the Australian Senate. As the U.S. House of Representatives prepares to pass a climate-change bill, the Australian Parliament is preparing to kill its own country's carbon-emissions scheme. Why? A growing number of Australian politicians, scientists and citizens once again doubt the science of human-caused global warming. Among the many reasons President Barack Obama and the Democratic majority are so intent on quickly jamming a cap-and-trade system through Congress is because the global warming tide is again shifting. It turns out Al Gore and the United Nations (with an assist from the media), did a little too vociferous a job smearing anyone who disagreed with them as "deniers." The backlash has brought the scientific debate roaring back to life in Australia, Europe, Japan and even, if less reported, the U.S. Asked By: The Free(D)om To Opp(R)ess - 6/28/2009

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Sorry...the Democrats were voted in and the majority of American voters kicked out the Republicans for a reason. This bill will be passed, along with health care and a number of other bills. Also, 2 to 3 Supreme Court Justices will be nominated and approved during the Obama years. The Republicans do NOT have the power to stop it. So don't blame Obama and the Democrats if you don't like the decisions they are making. Blame Bush and Cheney and the rest of the "family values" Republican Congress for screwing up everything when they had power. There is a reason they were voted out of office. America wanted this change, and they are going to get it. Thank GOD that America finally woke up and got rid of the Republicans. Obama 2012. Answered By: wooper - 6/28/2009

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Of those 31,000 scientists, more than 10,000 are people with bachelor's degrees in engineering. Many of those engineers work in the oil and gas industries, and their paychecks come straight out of the profits of those companies. And nothing about being an engineer qualifies you to know anything at all about global warming. The number of climatologists on the petition is 39, or just over one in one thousand. The Competitive Enterprise Institute's funding comes entirely from the very same industries trying to deny global warming. There is nothing objective in their evidence whatever. That should tell you something. Answered By: Sadcat - 6/28/2009

These are all lobbyist organizations. Try again. Answered By: Reality has a Liberal Bias - 6/28/2009

No Source(s): excuse me as I burp my cow Answered By: Ford Prefect - 6/28/2009

I keep telling you, you can disagree all you want, the polar ice caps HAVE melted further than they should be, the water levels ARE rising, ocean temp IS increasing. THIS HAS ALREADY HAPPENED. How many times do I have to explain this to you? It's getting a little old. Answered By: Chosen1 - 6/28/2009

Nope. A, B, and D are false. The 'study' and 'petition' are known fakes, where the 'project leaders' PAID people to sign their petition. The Guardian and others have repeatedly debunked this petition. I would need to study the others in detail to provide you with a valid opinion. Answered By: bash - 6/28/2009

For the last time...........ITS NOT ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING!!!!! its about enslaving the american people, and making us all good little adolf obama bots. Answered By: Brian - 6/28/2009

The president of the National Weather Service says global warming is not man made. Answered By: Fakename - 6/28/2009

My man, you are using logic to argue with people who wear football helmets 24 hours a day and are only allowed spoons so as not to hurt themselves. Al Gore received C's and D's in life sciences at a divinity school. And this is their go to guy. All of their scientists will play the game to get grant dollars but will not accept any challenge to publicly debate this issue with their scientific reputations on the line. You need a visual. The link below is what you are arguing with. Source(s): http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1734736/dead_tree_funeral/ Answered By: zipadedodazipadea - 6/28/2009

The Cap and Tax law will bring about a massive backlash against the Greens. In my local newspaper (which is just a run-of-the-mill newspaper), the legislation was described as raising energy costs (which is exactly what it will do). When nonideological people finally face the cost of the Green program, they will turn on the Greens. If this Congress foolishly rams Cap and Tax down the throats of the American people, they will have to answer to their constituents in next year's election. During the First Great Depression, Herbert Hoover passed similar legislation known as the Smoot-Hawley Tariff. This legislation caused massive harm to the economy and doomed the Republicans for 20 years. I suspect that Cap and Tax will be of a comparable cost to those who support it. Regardless of whether the Environmentalists are right, this is a politically foolish move and there will be a backlash. Answered By: Brad - 6/28/2009

A very relevant study was published from Spain by Dr. Gabriel Calzada, an economics professor at Juan Carlos University in Madrid. The study concluded that every “green job” created in Spain resulted in 2.2 other jobs being destroyed. Furthermore, the study found that only 10?f “green jobs” could be considered permanent, such as maintenance of renewable power systems. The remaining jobs were temporary jobs in construction, fabrication and installation, administration, marketing, and engineering. The study also finds that: "If U.S. subsidies to renewable producers achieve the same result -- and President Obama has held Spain up as a model for how to subsidize renewables -- the U.S. could lose 6.6 million to 11 million jobs while it creates three million largely temporary 'green jobs.'" Furthermore, Dr. Calzada stated that “the loss of jobs could be greater if you account for the amount of lost industry that moves out of the country due to higher energy prices.” Answered By: why try ? - 6/28/2009

Oh, I was opposed already. and for you faithful -- EPA is a political lobbying organization? EPA is paid by the industries you thing pollute too much? George Orwell called what you're doing "groupthink" -- the group decides what everyone should think and then you all think it. However, [and to quote] "Humans did not design the Universe and we are not running it." Universe seems to reward those who look at the evidence and come to logical conclusions based on the evidence; it does not reward "groupthink". Source(s): Of course, you may ignore Universe if you wish -- what that gets you is an early grave. Universe is not forgiving of stupidity. [you try walking across a city freeway at 2:30 am and you'll get a one time lesson in physics from Universe.] Answered By: Spock (rhp) - 6/28/2009

For "Sadcat" more than 9000 of the over 31,000 signers are Ph.D's. The left likes to claim that "the consensus of scientist" and "the majority of scientist" or "98 percent of scientist concur". Where that came from is a CNN story that listed the number at 3,146 http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=31,000+scientists+global+warming&fr=yfp-t-501-s&toggle=1&cop=mss&ei=UTF-8 http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=A0oGkxDfJUhKXYIAzVRXNyoA?p=majority+of+scientist+on+global+warming+cnn&y=Search&fr=yfp-t-501&fr2=sb-top&sao=1 Answered By: ohbrother - 6/28/2009

You don't really expect anyone who buys into the global warming, excuse me, climate change swindle to accept factual evidence, do you? That's like trying to convince an atheist that Jesus Christ exists. The only way an atheist will accept that Jesus Christ exists is to actually find out about Him and the same thing holds true for Greene's and the climate change swindle/hoax. And I'm sorry to tell you, they ain't about to do anything but recite the line, "there is a consensus of scientists." They have reduced science to a "consensus" when until "climate change"came along, scientific claims needed to be proved without controversy. You can bet your ass, they don't go to a doctor when they're sick and take medicine that's been made based upon a "consensus". Yet they are willing to put the entire country in the hands of some "consensus". Answered By: Jimbo - 6/28/2009

Vaclav Klaus (Czech president) has spoken against this too---he even used the phrase "Club of Rome" while talking on American TV about it! also there are other "Clubs" like in Budapest, and BTW everyone in the US only talks about the "CFR" but there is an ECFR too! also UNESCO is a player in all this. in the US google Joyce Foundation, their 6 point programme--Obama was on their board Answered By: Lorenzo the Itinerant - 6/28/2009

To the statist and the media, trying to prove to them that man made global warming doesn't exist would be likevtrying to prove to The Pope that God doesn't exist.. I keep telling people that man made global warming is a Trojan horse to get people to except a one world government that does not have the freedoms we do here in America.. Source(s): I HIGHLY suggest you read the chapter in Mark Levin's book on Enviro-statism.. Answered By: One Big A$s Mistake America - 6/28/2009

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