Comments on: Getting down to business at U.N. climate talks a hard task

By: jdsommer53

jdsommer53 — Wed, 29 Dec 2010 11:55:58 +0000

It is amazing that some third world countries send delegates when their life expectancy due to their dictatorial rulers is 40 years old. It doesn’t seem like climate change would be the most important thing on their mind unless of course it is free money. And isn’t that what this whole global warming thing is really about – income redistribution.

By: stilldazed

stilldazed — Sun, 21 Nov 2010 10:17:50 +0000

Wow, all these people are so concerned about global warming that they will all fly (Imagine all that fossil fuel) to a resort in the middle of winter (Imagine all that golf and beach bunnies) in Mexico. Sure could use all that hot air in New York to cut the heating bills. Maybe we could send the U. N. down there permanently? Maybe they could meet in Moscow, or Canada, or Denmark, and rethink all the hype they put out to try to fear monger everybody. Yeah, I know, the scientists say this or that, these guys meeting in Mexico hold the purse strings of the scientists, and they will say anything to get funded.

By: cashman57

cashman57 — Thu, 30 Sep 2010 17:27:42 +0000

With more holes in the global warming theory than there are in the ozone it is unlikely that any progress will be made. Perhaps the best thing to do is to abandon this exercise in futility and admit that man cannot control the thermostat of earth.
If global warming were a serious problem then the solution would not be to tax Americans to stop it.
We are taxed enough.

By: hshpan

hshpan — Mon, 09 Aug 2010 06:28:43 +0000

i dont see encouraging news in CDM progress, i guess it will die eventually