If your issue with a treaty is economic fight it on that basis, not by making questionable science front and center as well as ignoring basic facts of chemistry. I was never keen on Kyoto for several reasons. Number 1 being it was obviously DOA with a Republican congress that did have legitimate economic concerns. Number 2 being that it obviously wasn't going to do much good without controlling India and China. Number 3 the solution is obviously technical not political. That said it really bothers me to hear Americans act like everyone else should bear just as much a burden as us when we have been the largest contibutor for decades. We should be leading the way in developing new technology.
Regards,
Mark
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- SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN: The Physical Science Behind Climate Change
- Doubt if they mentioned the holes in the ozone layer
- Thanks for posting this, Donald. It was very useful.
- Kicking Bush in the leg
