Dear E, you see we have a new vacant liberal mind who posts and posts. But E, for you, co2science.org. Please read and stop trying to destroy the environment.
co2science.com
The bottom line is this: we have long claimed, and cited mountains of experimental
evidence to support our claim, that the ongoing rise in the air's CO2 content is
having a direct positive impact on earth's plant life. Hoyle and Wickramasinghe
have now done the same with respect to earth's climate. Hence, it is abundantly
clear that President Bush's dual decision to scrap the Kyoto Protocol and not cap
utility CO2 emissions was the right one. It was right for the United States, it was right
for the world, and it was right for the only biosphere in the universe of which we
have any direct knowledge. Misguided and dangerous voices, as Hoyle and
Wickramasinghe describe them, will continue to clamor for CO2 emission restrictions
(see the current issue of Time magazine, for example); but they are clearly in the
wrong. Science has spoken; and it has said what more and more people are
beginning to realize when they stop and seriously consider the evidence: CO2 is the
elixir of life and the protector of our climate as well.
Dr. Craig D. Idso
President
Dr. Keith E. Idso
Vice President
Reference
Hoyle, F. and Wickramasinghe, C. 2001. Cometary impacts and ice-ages.
Astrophysics and Space Science 275: 367-376.
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