Do you have a link to Dr. Peiser's plan?

I agree that we must protect the environment and the atmosphere. Concern about AGW has focused on CO2, but human contributions to this total are quite small, as you must know. I'm much more concerned about the really nasty stuff getting into the earth, air, and water. It seems to me that the AGW theory (or is it simply a hypothesis?) has hijacked the environmental movement.

I don't know the best answer for our energy needs, but, at present, it is likely some combination of oil, natural gas, coal and nuclear. Solar, wind, and other so-called renewable energy sources are likely to remain bit players until much-more effective batteries are developed, and that should be a high priority IMO.

We have lots of coal, and our coal-fired power plants are quite clean compared to India, China, Russia and Brazil.

As the saying goes, it's easy to make a million bucks with renewable energy, as long as you start with 10 million.

We should not commit economic suicide in the pursuit of green dreams.

S