The cost of gas is already so high. Will the threat of even greater costs reduce support for global warming proposals?
Related Posts
American Taxpayers paying for hidden climate data?A new piece by my son Maxim:Are your tax dollars helping hide global warming data from the public? Internal emails leak- Well Carbon Sequestration will pay when Carbon reaches $1,000 a metric ton, right now it is at $0Any day now it will be economically viable to pay to sequestrate carbon, right? Hardly. Does anyone really believe th
- So if geoengineering works, how much does that reduce any claimed externality from carbon emissions?Reducing the direct sunlight reaching the ground by 20 percent seems like a pretty large effect to me. Will the c
- Do environmentalists understand that if you make bicycling take a long time fewer people will do it?This is pretty funny. Environmentalists want everyone to bicycle to work, but if you make it unattractive enough, not
- Some of the weaknesses of the new LED lightsThis guy is obviously an environmentalist and he doesn't appreciate that there is a real cost to speeding up research s
- Nuclear power plant brings endangered crocodile species back from brink of extinctionThe Nuclear Power Plant is helping not just the crocodile species but also manatees and loggerhead turtles. Rather tha
Question: Will the rising gasoline prices cause support for global warming proposals to decline?
4/
5
Oleh
abudzar
