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November 21, 2006
Another Stern CriticismJerry Taylor and Peter Van Doren, senior fellows at the Cato Institute in Washington, D.C. have contributed an article to the Nov. 20 edition of the National Review Online. Since I'm not an economist, and things like cost-benefit analyses give me a headache, I will not add much to the discussion here.
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Comments (1)
It is nice to read a blog on global warming that looks at all sides of an issue. Most of the press, including the wall street journal is so one sided that global warming is a fact and we are the cause its almost overwhelming. It's also a main reason why I don't believe most of what they say. (Also, most so-called journalists are morons who couldn't write a proper sentence without a spell-checker. And their lazy, which is why most of the stories are from the API - another moron outfit.)
The Cato Inst. is a great place for objective opinions, and one I respect.
Posted by woodNfish | November 24, 2006 11:01 AM