Bad Science Almost Imposing Restrictive Laws

[KichigaiNeko]

I also notice that Carbon Credits (Stock market price under $2.00 US a tonne) has done nothing to stop pollution globally.

As for Carbon Price...it is like declaring the leaf legal tender...

As for Doha... one perspective.

http://www.themoralliberal.com/2013/01/1...oney-tree/

Moreover, many observers believe the decision to extend the Protocol was primarily the result of countries not having the courage to stop or scuttle it outright, and not actually knowing what to do next. So the easy way out was to just extend Kyoto and also promise the developing world lots and lots of dollars for “climate mitigation,” which is a sort of apology from the first world for having allegedly messed up the planet in the first place with their fossil fuels and economic development.

Whether the billions of promised aid dollars will really materialize is another matter. But a lot of people have already gotten rich – including Al Gore, hundreds of climate scientists, and thousands of environmental activists and government bureaucrats – and others are trying to cash in.