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Archive for May 2008
Who Pays For Climate Change?
May 20, 2008 by admin.
Scoop
Monday, 19 May 2008, 10:30 am
Opinion: NZ Centre For Political Debate
The Debating Chamber Forum Index New Zealand Centre for Political Research - www.nzcpr.com
Who Pays?
This week, NZCPR Weekly looks into why climate change has emerged as such a dominant public policy issue, Guest Commentator Atmospheric Physicist Emeritus Professor Fred Singer shows that human activities are not causing global warming, the poll asks what you think should happen to the government’s controversial emissions trading scheme, and I announce the publication of a new dynamic electronic book (complete with turning pages and other exciting features) Nature, Not Human Activity, Rules the Climate by Prof Fred Singer - see details.
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To conjure gasoline out of corn and tax credits?
May 8, 2008 by admin.
[US] National Center for Policy Analysis
Energy Issues
THE BIOFUELS BACKLASH
To create just one gallon of fuel, ethanol slurps up 1,700 gallons of water…
WALL STREET JOURNAL
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