The National Center for Public Policy Research is claiming a scalp today after Ford Motor Co. formally withdrew from the liberal U.S. Climate Action Partnership. The conservative non-profit announces today that Ford has withdrawn from the organization, which uses corporate support form management to work against shareholders' interests by promoting a cap-and
ENVIRONMENTAL LEGAL BLOGS: Ford Motor withdraws from climate change group | Campaign 2012 | Washington Examiner
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Posted by: Derek | November 14, 2012 at 05:20 AM
there will be fossil caorbn corporations and governments of states with large fossil caorbn extraction industries who see climate action as a real threats to their profits, employment levels and tax revenue.The climate action opponent attack fronts include:1. The risks are exaggerated: a. Climate science is grossly exaggerating the effect of rising greenhouse gas levels on climate. b. The impact of temperature increases and higher CO2 levels are exaggerated.2. The action required to slow climate change will destroy our country's/the world's economy.On each of these fronts what is being put forward by climate action supporters is complex. There is the inherently complex science and complex action plans based on ETS or caorbn taxes. There is not a great deal that can be done about the science at this stage although some of the communication might be improved.On the other hand there are things that can be done about the action plan. It is pointless getting sucked into arguments about long term targets. All that is doing is convincing people that it is all too hard. What we need at the moment is a simple action plan for the next 5 to 10 years. An action plan that can at least convince people that there are easy things that can be done to at least slow down the rate of climate change until we are better prepared to do something about it.
Posted by: Carlos | September 28, 2012 at 07:58 PM
Customers flocked en masse to other producers who catered to their color preferences, and Ford Motor Company never regained its grip on the market
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Sallie we are actually loiokng at homes now, because we are in the process of moving. My husband (pastor) is being called to another church in a large city (Phoenix). This is the first home we've been able to buy, so our specific tastes in what is homey are really coming out! We both agree, thankfully, on open, light spaces in the house, and a great outdoor area where we can enjoy being outside. (we've worn out our front porch rockers here it's our talking place, away from tv, internet and kids! (although sometimes the kids join us)I like cozy spaces, but not dark. Informal, yet put together furnishings, good smells happening and a big space to entertain or have small group Bible studies.Not sure if this is what you were going for but here it is. LOLChristie
Posted by: Mutia | May 05, 2012 at 08:10 PM
Hi Jonathon.The arguments are very very thin and whtuoit any real evidence to support them. The reasons are financial and therefore political. That and laziness.Some governments don't want to admit to it, or at least don't want to take responsibility. Mainly because most economies are built upon the trading of the Fossil Fuels etc. And if they admit to it they have to stop trading in Fuels and move to green technologies which are expensive to set up and can cause political tensions with people they purchase e.g. oil from.Many PEOPLE don't want to believe in it because:a) it's actually quite a scary idea (that the actions of people could be endangering not just other plants and animals but our very own futures);b) it means people have to stop being lazy; andc) they have to change their lifestyles. For most this seems too difficult and so they would choose to disbelieve. For some it's simply hard to change long-held ideas. And even those who DO believe will often do nothing about it because they say it's not my responsibility', why should I care', or I'll die before it gets too bad'.The biggest problem currently is the media (with the exception of the BBC who are criticised for being too supporting of current climate change being a human cause). Many stories on Climate Change will try to sow the seeds of doubt. It was strange to see (as I just watched An Inconvenient Truth on Fox Movies as it's Earth Day) Al Gore demonstrate that in 2005(?) there were over 900 scientific studies published in journals on Climate Change where there was no doubt at all that human impact is leading to the current round of Global Warming, and yet of all the Media stories published in the same year on that topic, over 50% of them tried to cast doubt on the science. When all Scientific studies HAVE to be peer-reviewed (examined by other scientists) and all of them were found to show the same thing, it's interesting the media wasn't publishing info in the same way.People that talk about mass-conspiracies are fools as there are literally tens of thousands of scientists investigating some aspect of climate change and they almost all will say the same thing.As Trevor demonstrated, the arguments are childish, illogical, insubstantiated, and whtuoit any scientific evidence to support them.You have to make your own mind up where you stand on issues but please always bear this in mind: Do your own research, but research the SCIENCE using science journals and magazines and avoid the conspiracy theory sites as they will never provide the whole story only results that support their biased views. Remember, a scientist as a person may be biased and try to be misleading in his reports, but scientists as a group are unbiased and are simply looking for the truth and for a report to be published other scientists have to review it and decide if it's a good study and carried out honestly.
Posted by: Bel | May 03, 2012 at 02:57 PM
Agreed. There is a misconception that Global waminrg means every season should be warmer than usual. In the past few months alone, we've had major rainfall, a flash hailstorm and a tornado in NY. Let's hope it's not too late to halt or reverse the damages. We'll have to brace ourselves for more wacky and destructive weather and El Nino may go loco!
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