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<blockquote data-quote="El Correcto" data-source="post: 4029119" data-attributes="member: 60631">I’m not saying the planet isn’t warming. I’m saying there is a lot of hyperbole and not a good return on our billions worth of investment into the problem. Why aren’t we funding more people trying to pull carbon dioxide from the air? Why do we have to pump billions into these privately run green energy companies? Why are the scientists always suggesting top down government reform instead of coming up with a real do able solution that won’t tank the global economy? Why is it considered a good idea to do more damage to the global economy now than to let climate change do less damage while we figure out something more attainable?These aren’t denials, these are arguments against the government and scientists proposed solutions and a cynical view of where money is coming from for this research, who stand to gain from current proposals at the costs of others.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="El Correcto, post: 4029119, member: 60631"] I’m not saying the planet isn’t warming. I’m saying there is a lot of hyperbole and not a good return on our billions worth of investment into the problem. Why aren’t we funding more people trying to pull carbon dioxide from the air? Why do we have to pump billions into these privately run green energy companies? Why are the scientists always suggesting top down government reform instead of coming up with a real do able solution that won’t tank the global economy? Why is it considered a good idea to do more damage to the global economy now than to let climate change do less damage while we figure out something more attainable? These aren’t denials, these are arguments against the government and scientists proposed solutions and a cynical view of where money is coming from for this research, who stand to gain from current proposals at the costs of others. [/QUOTE]

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