Climate Change: Obama vs Romney

Carne Seca

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Did he say he was banned? No? Oh, two yahoos said it so you immediately assumed it was true and started talking out your ass.
Since he has admitted it himself that pretty much makes you the out of ass talker. Pull your head out once in awhile. Get some fresh air.
 

rollinbud

Active Member
Climate Change: Obama vs Romney

Posted by Brian Sussman in About The Book, Nationally Published Columns on Oct 8th, 2012

ScienceDebate.org recently asked President Obama and Governor Romney about their respective positions on global warming. Obama’s response is predictably eco-centric and insists on government solutions. Mitt Romney’s stance, on the other hand, is clear, detailed, and well-balanced.
Here is how the two responded when asked, “What is your position on cap and trade, carbon taxes, and other policies proposed to address global climate change–and what steps can we take to improve our ability to tackle challenges like climate change that cross national boundaries?

Obama:
We have to meet this challenge by driving smart policies that lead to greater growth in clean-energy generation and result in a range of economic and social benefits. Since taking office I have established historic standards limiting greenhouse gas emissions from our vehicles for the first time in history. My administration has made unprecedented investments in clean energy, proposed the first-ever carbon pollution limits for new fossil-fuel-fired power plants and reduced carbon emissions within the federal government. We are also showing international leadership on climate change, reaching historic agreements to set emission limits in unison with all major developed and developing nations. I will continue efforts to reduce our dependence on oil and lower our greenhouse gas emissions while creating an economy built to last.

Romney:
I am not a scientist myself, but my best assessment of the data is that the world is getting warmer, that human activity contributes to that warming, and that policymakers should therefore consider the risk of negative consequences. However, there remains a lack of scientific consensus on the issue — on the extent of the warming, the extent of the human contribution and the severity of the risk — and I believe we must support continued debate and investigation within the scientific community.
The reality is that the problem is called global warming, not America warming. China long ago passed America as the leading emitter of greenhouse gases. Developed-world emissions have leveled off while developing-world emissions continue to grow rapidly, and developing nations have no interest in accepting economic constraints to change that dynamic. In this context, the primary effect of unilateral action by the U.S. to impose costs on its own emissions will be to shift industrial activity overseas to nations whose industrial processes are more emissions-intensive and less environmentally friendly. That result may make environmentalists feel better, but it will not better the environment.
So I oppose steps like a carbon tax or a cap-and-trade system that would handicap the American economy and drive manufacturing jobs away, all without actually addressing the underlying problem. I believe we should pursue what I call a “no regrets” policy — steps that will lead to lower emissions, but that will benefit America regardless of whether the risks of global warming materialize and regardless of whether other nations take effective action. For instance, I support robust government funding for research on efficient, low-emissions technologies that will maintain American leadership in emerging industries.


Remember Global Cooling?
Next time you copy/paste at least have the decency to provide a link to the biased rag you copied the crap from.
I wonder why Uncle Buck didn't report your post as spam? Liberal Tolerance? lol

[h=1]Global cooling[/h] From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Global cooling was a conjecture during the 1970s of imminent cooling of the Earth's surface and atmosphere along with a posited commencement of glaciation.
 

UncleBuck

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I wonder why Uncle Buck didn't report your post as spam?
it's because unlike you, your conservative cohort has not spammed 100+ copy and paste jobs. yet.

if you weren't so dumb and racist, you could have figured that out.

damn that texas education handicapping you.
 

nontheist

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it's because unlike you, your conservative cohort has not spammed 100+ copy and paste jobs. yet.

if you weren't so dumb and racist, you could have figured that out.

damn that texas education handicapping you.
Translated

FAP FAP FAP FAP I'm a hypocrite FAP FAP FAP derogatory remark FAP FAP FAP racist FAP FAP Bigotry FAP FAP FAP

Typical liberal response.
 

FreedomWorks

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Remember Global Cooling?
Next time you copy/paste at least have the decency to provide a link to the biased rag you copied the crap from.
I wonder why Uncle Buck didn't report your post as spam? Liberal Tolerance? lol

Global cooling

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Global cooling was a conjecture during the 1970s of imminent cooling of the Earth's surface and atmosphere along with a posited commencement of glaciation.
It says on top of the article. Brian Sussman is the author. He's far from liberal....
 

canndo

Well-Known Member
Obamacare!!
1. Obamacare will not be repealed
2. Without it, we will have health insurance business as usual
3. Conservatives liked the idea before they were against it.


There is nothing wrong with that system except that there is no single payer, and you don't want that.. cause.... it's SOCIALISM.
 

canndo

Well-Known Member
Remember Global Cooling?
Next time you copy/paste at least have the decency to provide a link to the biased rag you copied the crap from.
I wonder why Uncle Buck didn't report your post as spam? Liberal Tolerance? lol

Global cooling

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Global cooling was a conjecture during the 1970s of imminent cooling of the Earth's surface and atmosphere along with a posited commencement of glaciation.


Science made a mistake, so it must be wrong, it must all be wrong because science is not in the business of winnowing idea and theory right? only the bible is correct becauses it never ever changes its stance on anything.


Remember when the world was flat? that means that science saying it is round must surely be incorrect.
 
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