I was told that science was not going to intrude on policy

Doesn't matter... Obama's "Green Team" will ignore fact and plod forth.

...Jim Thompson

Will Happer is more interested in nuclear magnetic resonance than climatology, so his opinion isn't all that interesting.

It seems that he was a "Jason"

so he is probably used to entertaining improbable ideas to keep well- heeled right-wing nut cases happy and generous.

-- Bill Sloman, Nijmegen

It looks like he's already implementing his new energy policy in Hawaii.

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There are two kinds of people on this earth: The crazy, and the insane. The first sign of insanity is denying that you're crazy.

That plan will work well in Minnesota this time of the year.

He should do it in DC, year round, too.

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I'm sure the White House has sufficient backup for even AlBore, why should Obama bin Biden care any more than he has in HI.

Wait till the diesel runs out. :)

It looks like a error in determining direction, IPCC (AGW) is political policy trying to override scientific integrity. The altogether too easy impeachment of the "oh so necessary Michael Mann result" infuriates those politicos magnificently.

But doesn't change the inevitable.

Fortunately, the group of people that will be most impacted by AGW regulations are the very leftist fairies that voted for Democrats ;-)

...Jim Thompson

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Trust krw to put his faith in the wrong politicians. The IPCC isn't political - it exists to tell politicians what is most likely to happen to the global climate over the next couple of hundred years. If he doesn't like their predictions, he needs to learn a bit more about the science involved, rather than looking for support from denialist web-sites funded by the coal industry and other groups with vested interests in not believing what the science is telling them

Yes, it's going to get warmer over the next couple of hundred years. How much warmer is is uncertain - anything from 1.1 °C to 6.4 °C (2.0 °F to 11.5 °F) over the next hundred years - but more than enough to worry about in any event.

Jim-out-of-touch-with-reality-Thompson does cultivate these fatuous delusions.

Probably true, but some of them like Al Bore are intent on getting really wealthy from it.