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Comment on Why Congress Should Reject Preferences for Particular Fuel Sources as Well as Cap and Trade/tax by Wiley Ebrani

Wiley Ebrani — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 08:35:26 +0000

This is bad especially when Obama is in the process of trying to get offshore drilling approved.

Comment on Comments on Proposed EPA Endangerment Technical Support Document by Jesus Arentz

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Comment on July 22 May Well Mark the End for Major U.S. Climate Legislation and Global “Climate Control” by Democrat

Democrat — Sat, 24 Jul 2010 18:45:15 +0000

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Comment on July 22 May Well Mark the End for Major U.S. Climate Legislation and Global “Climate Control” by Fred H. Haynie

Fred H. Haynie — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 21:34:56 +0000

The “green industry” that has so heavily invested their efforts based on the CO2 AGW myth stand to loose big time if these bad laws and regulations are not passed. Watch how they use political issue ads trying to oust those not supporting “Tax and Trade” or EPA regulations. The “green industry” includes a lot of scientist that have used scare tactics associated with CO2 to get their research funded. There is a lot of bad science being published now in hopes that the funding will continue.

Comment on Comments on Proposed EPA Endangerment Technical Support Document by Clayton Pelow

Clayton Pelow — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 02:41:01 +0000

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Comment on Phil Jones May Still Have Some More Reflecting To Do by Leif Thell

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Comment on Why the Choice of Energy Sources Should Be Left to the Market after Externalities Are Taken into Account by Greg

Greg — Sat, 17 Jul 2010 11:36:04 +0000

I've been into environmentalism for 20 some odd years now. I've always wanted to find a way to reduce our usage of the electrical grid, which I've done to some extent with a few solar panels, but I can't really afford anything that would power the whole home. I've been looking into building a cheap magnetic generator (here is one example I found, but I've been wondering how hard it would be. Have you had any experice with this or others?

Comment on How EPA Seeks to Unilaterally Impose GHG Emission Regulations Using UN “Science” Whether Anyone Likes It or Not by Shayari

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Comment on Global Temperature Charts Suggest Implausibility of UN CO2 Hypothesis by Nathaniel Ybarra

Nathaniel Ybarra — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 18:13:37 +0000

From the beginning of time, the world has been changing. Scientists have long studied the cooling and heating patterns that the earth. Whether you are for or against global warming, the facts can't be denied that yes, the earth warms, and it just so occurs we have been going via a steady warming period. However, what goes up must come down, and also the earth will go through a cooling period as nicely. The trends have shown us this, and many say that we have already entered the cooling period. Thoughts?

Comment on Why Congress Should Reject Preferences for Particular Fuel Sources as Well as Cap and Trade/tax by rankpay promo code

rankpay promo code — Mon, 05 Jul 2010 21:03:15 +0000

We need a comment from the Coast Guard Rear Admiral Mary Landry. Landry’s done this before—she oversaw the 2003 spill in Buzzards Bay, Massachussets . Then, as now, her initial reports of the spill total were way off. Landry, a Coast Guard rear admiral, has gone from taking reporters’ questions at the White House to giving reporters tours of the damage, but there are also reports that the Coast Guard is keeping reporters and photographers from getting a full picture – and doing so at the behest of BP. (The Coast Guard says they are accommodating as many media requests as they can; Landry hasn’t commented). We have got to ask how the response to the Gulf of Mexico spill compares to the 2003 Bouchard B 120 oil spill in Buzzards Bay,Massaacusetts? Two things come to mind. First the U.S.Court of appeals never allowed the state of Massachusetts to enforce the Massachusetts Oil Spill Prevention Act of 2004. The Coast Guard appealed the rules because of an intercoastal turf war leaving the state with no new laws to protect the bay. Second the residential property claims of thousands of residents have been tied up in the Massachusetts court system for the past eight years. How will residential property owners around the gulf have to wait? On April 27, 2003, eight years ago the Bouchard Barge B-120 hit an obstacle in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts creating a 12-foot rupture in its hull and discharging an estimated 100,000 gallons of No. 6 oil.