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06-07-2008, 04:24 PM
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National Review online
June 3, 2008 6:00 AM
Selective Precaution
How does the third world insure itself against Lieberman-Warner?
By Lawrence Solomon
EXCERPT:
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" hasbox="2"><TBODY hasbox="2"><TR hasbox="2"><TD vAlign=top hasbox="2">Senators Joseph Lieberman (I., Conn.) and John Warner (R., Va.) base their proposed Climate Security Act legislation on two fundamental premises: That there is a scientific consensus on global warming and that, even if the scientists are wrong and the global-warming risk never materializes, we will at least have aided the environment.
Both premises are wrong. Not just wrong. The premises could well have it exactly backwards.
First, consider the alleged scientific consensus. Nearby you’ll find the cover page from the 2006 press announcement from the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the body coordinating the worldwide effort to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions. The cover page offers this impressive claim:
2500 SCIENTIFIC EXPERT REVIEWERS
800 CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS AND
450 LEAD AUTHORS FROM
130 COUNTRIES
6 YEARS WORK
1 REPORT
2007
Impressive, isn’t it? You may be even more impressed if you see the accompanying press materials (http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/press-ar4/ipcc-flyer-low.pdf). And you can forgive the press for being impressed, too, at the intellects assembled to establish that global warming is real and manmade. After all, 2,500 expert scientists can’t be wrong.
MORE HERE (http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=Y2ZiMDc3ZjIxMzEzZjE1ZTg3YzEwYmI3NTBkM2Y4OGI=)
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National Review online
June 3, 2008 6:00 AM
Selective Precaution
How does the third world insure itself against Lieberman-Warner?
By Lawrence Solomon
EXCERPT:
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" hasbox="2"><TBODY hasbox="2"><TR hasbox="2"><TD vAlign=top hasbox="2">Senators Joseph Lieberman (I., Conn.) and John Warner (R., Va.) base their proposed Climate Security Act legislation on two fundamental premises: That there is a scientific consensus on global warming and that, even if the scientists are wrong and the global-warming risk never materializes, we will at least have aided the environment.
Both premises are wrong. Not just wrong. The premises could well have it exactly backwards.
First, consider the alleged scientific consensus. Nearby you’ll find the cover page from the 2006 press announcement from the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the body coordinating the worldwide effort to reduce carbon-dioxide emissions. The cover page offers this impressive claim:
2500 SCIENTIFIC EXPERT REVIEWERS
800 CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS AND
450 LEAD AUTHORS FROM
130 COUNTRIES
6 YEARS WORK
1 REPORT
2007
Impressive, isn’t it? You may be even more impressed if you see the accompanying press materials (http://www.ipcc.ch/pdf/press-ar4/ipcc-flyer-low.pdf). And you can forgive the press for being impressed, too, at the intellects assembled to establish that global warming is real and manmade. After all, 2,500 expert scientists can’t be wrong.
MORE HERE (http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=Y2ZiMDc3ZjIxMzEzZjE1ZTg3YzEwYmI3NTBkM2Y4OGI=)
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