Figures just released from a 10 year government study indicate that,
you can make a good living from a 10 year government study.
Bill
On Tue, 13 Mar 2007 21:33:44 EDT Group44TR7@aol.com writes:
> Amici
>
> The United States was at the time of the Kyoto agreement in a
> position
> to substantially input into the crafting of the agreement to
> produce terms
> that were feasible. The reality of the situation was the US
> government was not
> convinced that action was needed on global warming - now more
> widely referred
> to as climate change. Consequently, the US policymakers allowed a
> document to
> be drafted that contained provisions that would never be ratified
> in the
> United States. Further, by not negotiating appropriate terms, it
> avoided a major
> public/political confrontation with other governments who were then
> and
> still are concerned about climate change.
>
> As is obvious from the dialog here, there is still disagreement
> on
> whether climate change is being accelerated by human activity.
> There is a well
> funded group of lobbyists, public relations specialists, and
> scientists whose
> job it is to critique findings on climate change - both for and
> against.
> Critiquing the findings is relatively easy in the area of climate
> change because
> the number of statistical variables are very large and measuring
> them with
> accuracy & precision is a major challenge. I figure this group has
> the potential
> to make a living on this issue for at least the next ten years or
> so.
>
> The bottom line at the moment is that the earth is experiencing
> a period
> of climate change. The consequences of these changes are evident
> across the
> globe. The issue is whether we want to ignore it as a natural cycle
> or take
> steps to reduce the consequences of our human activity. And if we
> decide it is
> being accelerated as a consequence of human activity (as indicated
> by the UN
> report); how does the burden gets fairly distributed get allocated
> and truly
> implemented across the world.
>
> Being people of action, I know that you will all want to do you
> fair
> share. Does anyone know how many cows would be have to be purchased
> and butcher
> to offset the emissions from our transporters and race cars this
> year?
>
> Cary
>
>
>
>
>
>
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