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MuyLocoNC
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Nice declaration of victory on the heels of arguing that a chart ranking hottest years by probability, has nothing to do with probability. Arguing with stupid is tiring.
abandonconflict
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Muypoco could not possibly get his head further up his ass.
abandonconflict
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Science
MuyLocoNC
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Still waiting. C'mon, there has to be at least one big initiative you zealots have convinced the masses to get behind on thwarting MMGW. After all, this is OBVIOUS shit we're talking about here.
Anything?
Hmm, weird.
Eco-loons gonna loon.
see4
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abandonconflict
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Deciphering...
"the scientists have not convinced any politicians of their science, therefore it's not good science."
MuyLocoNC
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Deciphering...
"I miss the days when we could scare people into supporting our progressive agenda by trotting out junk science."
UncleBuck
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david duke, former grand wizard of the KKK, agrees with you.
http://davidduke.com/global-warming-is-still-a-hoax/
why do you and david duke share the exact same conspiracy theories, senor penititititititititititititito?
UncleBuck
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i'm sure that's what the NAMBLA folks say as well, right before they talk about how it is consensual for grown adults to buttfuck 6 year old children, a view you share with NAMBLA.
so we've got muyloco spamming the KKK and robroy spamming NAMBLA.
what the fuck is wrong with you two?
UncleBuck
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then why do you call the president by nasty racial slurs over and over again when you're not too busy arguing that stores should be able to deny service to people based on their skin color?
UncleBuck
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"everything is rape. except pedophilia" - rob roy
UncleBuck
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you should not be talking about probabilities after you were given mounds of scientific polling data, predicted a 54-40 romney win, and were off by a full 18 points.
you are very stupid. so fucking dumb.
UncleBuck
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it took you 7 minutes to compose that thought?
UncleBuck
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are you literally being paid to spam fox news talking points, or are you so dumb that you are only capable of spamming fox news talking points because you are incapable of original thought?
UncleBuck
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says the guy who espouses KKK conspiracy theories and got the election results wrong by 18 full points.
UncleBuck
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now you sound like harrekin, the diminutive racist child.
your penis is so incredibly tiny.
Padawanbater2
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Regulation_of_greenhouse_gases_under_the_Clean_Air_Act
http://www.arb.ca.gov/cc/ab32/ab32.htm
"Keystone XL pipeline. Congressional leaders moved swiftly to approve the long-delayed Keystone XL pipeline. The House passed the Keystone XL legislation on their first day in session, and the Senate passed similar legislation after a floor debate. President Obama vetoed the legislation on February 24, 2015 and promised to continue the administrative process to determine the fate of the pipeline. Without an early legislative or administrative resolution, Keystone approval may continue to be the topic of amendments and debate throughout the session."
http://www.c2es.org/federal/congress
http://www.c2es.org/federal/congress/114/climate-change-legislative-proposals
"On June 2, 2014, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its proposed Carbon Pollution Standards for Existing Power Plants (known as the Clean Power Plan), per its authority under Section 111(d) of the Clean Air Act (CAA). The development of this rule was announced by President Obama during his June 25, 2013, climate policy speech. The Clean Power Plan would establish different target emission rates (lbs of CO2 per megawatt-hour) for each state due to regional variations in generation mix and electricity consumption, but overall is projected to achieve a 30 percent cut from 2005 emissions by 2030, with an interim target of 25 percent on average between 2020 and 2029."
http://www.c2es.org/federal/executive/epa/q-a-regulation-greenhouse-gases-existing-power
"1.The Environmental Protection Agency proposed a Clean Power Plan in 2014 to significantly reduce carbon emissions from existing power plants, the largest source. The proposal’s flexible framework will encourage states to develop innovative policies and will allow them to use market-based mechanisms to achieve results efficiently and cost-effectively.
2. States continued to be incubators of innovative policies toward a low-carbon future. Quebec and California successfully completed a joint auction of 34 million greenhouse gas allowances in November, demonstrating the viability of linking market-based programs.
3. The U.S. and China jointly announced greenhouse gas reduction targets that will require a significant effort beyond a business-as-usual scenario for both countries. The U.S. set a target of a 26 to 28 percent reduction in emissions by 2025. China, which this year launched a sixth pilot carbon emissions trading program, announced its emissions would peak by no later than 2030 and it would boost its share of zero-carbon energy to 20 percent.
4. Carbon capture and storage, a technology we need to increasingly deploy if we are to use coal and natural gas, achieved a significant milestone in 2014 as Canadian electric utility SaskPower started up the world’s first large-scale, coal-fired power plant that captures 90 percent of the carbon emissions it generates. Other new CCS projects will help reduce costs.
5. Electric vehicle sales continued to grow, reaching more than 275,000 in the U.S. A number of vehicles came to market, with BMW a major new entrant. Tesla broke ground in Nevada for a $5 billion factory to build batteries. Meanwhile, automakers were off to a good start toward meeting new standards for cars’ fuel economy and greenhouse gas emissions.
6. New steps were taken to facilitate private sector financing for clean energy projects. New York opened the nation’s largest green bank and funded its first projects. New Jersey launched a $200 million Energy Resilience Bank. And several cities and states started or expanded programs to let building owners finance energy efficiency and clean energy improvements through property tax assessments.
7. Renewables, led by wind and solar, made up more than 40 percent of all newly installed power in the U.S. in the first three-quarters of 2014. The U.S. had four straight quarters of more than 1 GW of installed solar capacity. NRG Energy announced plans to cut carbon emissions in half by 2030, and 90 percent by 2050.
8. Countries meeting in Lima made progress toward a new climate agreement to be reached in 2015, with some of the broad contours, such as broad participation and individual country contributions, already taking shape.
9. Many companies showed climate leadership by reducing their greenhouse gas emissions and improving sustainability. More than 1,000 businesses backed a price on carbon. Among them were members of our Business Environmental Leadership Council, including Alstom, Areva, Bayer, BP, Holcim, Johnson Controls, National Grid, PG&E, Rio Tinto and Royal Dutch Shell. At a U.N. Climate Summit, companies also announced efforts to stop tropical deforestation and reduce hydrofluorocarbons and methane emissions.
10. Individuals showed they are paying attention to climate change. In September, hundreds of thousands joined the People’s Climate March to draw attention to the need for action. While many other issues are on voters’ minds, most Americans support limiting power plant carbon emissions."
http://www.c2es.org/blog/perciasepeb/climate-progress-2014-sets-stage-2015-action
desert dude
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The charge: Disagreeing with CONSENSUS.
They're guilty, or they would never have been charged.
The punishment: Public teabagging with Al Gore's massive balls, while he blows an earth warming fart.
They're guilty, or they would never have been charged.
The punishment: Public teabagging with Al Gore's massive balls, while he blows an earth warming fart.