“Shun wishful thinking,
ignore divine revelation, forget what ‘the stars foretell,’ avoid opinion, care
not what the neighbors think, never mind the unguessable ‘verdict of history’ –
what are the facts, and to how many decimal places?” – Robert Heinlein,
“Time Enough For Love,” 1973
In the face of a newly-declared EPA rule that“ aims to
cut emissions from the power sector by 30 percent from 2005 levels over the
next 15 years” (“Coal regs worry Wyo.,” WTE, June 3), now would be a good time
to ask: Just how settled is the science behind such a move?
And the answer is: Well, um, uh… Not very settled at
all..... And, in the face of the fact that Wyoming’s economy is
about to be plunged into the toilet with thanks to these EPA regs, being the
Number One coal-producing state in the country – let’s discuss some of this
“settled science”:…… “The UN IPCC AR5 report findings inappropriately rely on
flawed climate models which exaggerate higher global temperatures”; that
“additionally, the AR5 reports are grounded in speculative conjecture based on
well documented climate model analytical limitations instead of solid science”;
and that “these huge flaws and limitations make the use of the UN IPCC AR5
reports for purposes of framing government climate policy actions completely
inappropriate and unjustified.” (“UN IPCC AR5 report infected with fatal technical
and procedural flaws,” Watt’s Up With That, April 16.)….To Read
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