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To: c.hinton who wrote (18032)2/21/2006 6:32:11 PM
From: J.B.C.  Respond to of 35834
 
So this is your smoking gun on Kyoto?

Does it occur to you that Exxon conducts climate studies itself? It has to in order to counter the flood of disinformation currently coming in the form of global warming research. Ask a person involved in global warming:what happens to their funding if a study comes out that finds conclusively stating that carbon emissions do not contribute to global warming. I have, in discussion with a CU Boulder Climatologist that had published a totally misleading article in the local Denver Sunday paper. The answer basically is that all their nice research money goes away. See they're being paid to support the theory, They are not being paid to debunk it. Having someone that worked it the climate group from Exxon doesn't concern me any more that say Clinton hiring someone for the same post who was pro "Humans cause Global Warming". See it's BAD if Bush Does it, but it isn't if Clinton did? Do you see that hypocrisy?