...Two More Huge Global Warming Victories!

Rober Murdoch, owner of News Corporation, along
with a myriad of film, tv, print and online corporations
including Fox News, has announced plans to
become carbon neutral by 2010. This is more
than just another large corporation going green.

It is also a vast...conservative...media empire.

"Our audience's carbon footprint is 10,000 times bigger
than ours," Murdoch said. "Imagine if we succeed in
inspiring our audiences to reduce their own impacts
on climate change by just 1 percent. That would
be like turning the state of California off for
almost two months."
http://www.californiagreensolutions.....h,content=376



To watch this historic debate over global warming
almost turn on a dime after Katrina is a sight
for the ages. It may seem like a long drawn out
debate when watching in real time, but in historical
terms we're in the middle of a sea-change. With
previous US opposition quickly changing sides
to form a new and overwhelming global
consensus.


And just today US courts ruled in favor of
individual states adopting their own emissions
policies. Allowing the stricter California standards
to be applied throughout much of the US.

....and oil hit $80 a barrel today. It was as low as...$8
under President Clinton.


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Jonathan wrote:


Rober Murdoch, owner of News Corporation, along
with a myriad of film, tv, print and online corporations
including Fox News, has announced plans to
become carbon neutral by 2010. This is more
than just another large corporation going green.

That's such wonderful news that I think I'll go burn my garbage in the
fire pit to celebrate.

On Sep 12, 7:11 pm, "Jonathan" wrote:
Rober Murdoch, owner of News Corporation, along
with a myriad of film, tv, print and online corporations
including Fox News, has announced plans to
become carbon neutral by 2010. This is more
than just another large corporation going green.

It is also a vast...conservative...media empire.

Get the **** out...

"Our audience's carbon footprint is 10,000 times bigger
than ours," Murdoch said. "Imagine if we succeed in
inspiring our audiences to reduce their own impacts
on climate change by just 1 percent. That would
be like turning the state of California off for
almost two months...

Lunatic.

To watch this historic debate over global warming
almost turn on a dime after Katrina is a sight
for the ages. It may seem like a long drawn out
debate when watching in real time, but in historical
terms we're in the middle of a sea-change. With
previous US opposition quickly changing sides
to form a new and overwhelming global
consensus.


The consensus is:
You tards haven't been correct yet.

And just today US courts ruled in favor of
individual states adopting their own emissions
policies. Allowing the stricter California standards
to be applied throughout much of the US.

...and oil hit $80 a barrel today. It was as low as...$8
under President Clinton.

Lunacy X Delusions + Organic Brain Damage - Common Sense - Ethics =
todays typical demonkrap co2agw tard.

"mrbawana2u" wrote in message
ps.com...


Lunacy X Delusions + Organic Brain Damage - Common Sense - Ethics =
todays typical demonkrap co2agw tard.




Let's see, should I listen to you, or to a conservative billionaire
mogul like Murdoch?



"Australia is suffering its worst drought in 100 years. Now, I
realize we can't take just one year in one city or even one
continent as proof that something unusual is happening.
And I am no scientist. But I do know how to assess
a risk, and this one is clear.

"Climate change poses clear, catastrophic threats.
We may not agree on the extent, but we certainly
can't afford the risk of inaction."
http://www.californiagreensolutions.....h,content=376


s

On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 19:59:51 -0400, in a place far, far away,
"Jonathan" made the phosphor on my monitor glow
in such a way as to indicate that:


"mrbawana2u" wrote in message
ups.com...


Lunacy X Delusions + Organic Brain Damage - Common Sense - Ethics =
todays typical demonkrap co2agw tard.




Let's see, should I listen to you, or to a conservative billionaire
mogul like Murdoch?

Ah, *now* you listen to Rupert Murdoch?

You're hilarious.

Jonathan wrote:
Rober Murdoch, owner of News Corporation, along
with a myriad of film, tv, print and online corporations
including Fox News, has announced plans to
become carbon neutral by 2010. This is more
than just another large corporation going green.

It is also a vast...conservative...media empire.

"Our audience's carbon footprint is 10,000 times bigger
than ours," Murdoch said. "Imagine if we succeed in
inspiring our audiences to reduce their own impacts
on climate change by just 1 percent. That would
be like turning the state of California off for
almost two months."
http://www.californiagreensolutions.....h,content=376



Largest corporations agree to cut global warming emissions
Rhett A. Butler, mongabay.com
February 20, 2007


More than 100 top executives from the private sector and leaders of
international governmental and non-governmental organizations unveileved a
plan to cut greenhouse gas emissions. They said governments need to take
immediate steps to stop global warming.


"Failing to act now would lead to far higher economic and environmental
costs and greater risk of irreversible impacts," warned the Global
Roundtable on Climate Change in a statement issued Tuesday. "Long-term
success will require a concerted effort to de-carbonize the global energy
system."


The Roundtable put forth a series of recommendations for world governments
to reduce the risk of climate change including setting "scientifically
informed" targets for global CO2 concentrations, developing a carbon
trading market, promoting energy efficiency and de-carbonization through
the increased used of renewable energy, providing incentines to reduce
deforestation and harmful land management practices, implementing adaption
strategies to prepare populations for the impact of global change, and
launching public awareness campaigns to inform citizens of the risks of and
solutions to climate change.


"Cost-efficient technologies exist today, and others could be developed and
deployed, to improve energy efficiency and to help reduce emissions of CO2
and other GHGs in major sectors of the global economy," stated the
Roundtable. "Research indicates that heading off the very dangerous risks
associated with doubling pre-industrial atmospheric concentrations of CO2,
while an immense challenge, can be achieved at a reasonable cost."


Alcoa, Ford Motor, General Electric, Goldman Sachs, Toyota Motor North
America, and Wal-Mart are among the corporations that signed off on the
initiative.


With corporations now making up roughly two-thirds the world's 150 largest
entities, the private sector is arguably as important as governments in
directing policy on climate change. This new initiative will likely
increase pressure on the world's largest polluters -- especially Europe and
the United States -- to take action on the issue, which could have a
devastating economic impact. A study released in October by the British
government said that economic damage caused by global warming could rival
that of the Great Depression.


Atmopheric concentrations of carbon dioxide -- the principal greenhouse gas
produced by human activities -- currently stands at the highest levels in
at least 650,000 years according to research published in 2005. Most carbon
emissions result from power generation, responsible for more than 40
percent of energy-related emissions worldwide. Overall, industry accounts
for more than 18 percent of emissions, transport 20 percent, and the
residential and services sector 13 percent. The U.S. is the largest
polluter, followed by China.


For more information on the Pew Center and the statement on global
climate,
go to:


http://www.pewclimate.org.

On Sep 12, 8:14 pm, (Rand Simberg)
wrote:
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 19:59:51 -0400, in a place far, far away,
"Jonathan" made the phosphor on my monitor glow
in such a way as to indicate that:



"mrbawana2u" wrote in message
ups.com...

Lunacy X Delusions + Organic Brain Damage - Common Sense - Ethics =
todays typical demonkrap co2agw tard.

Let's see, should I listen to you, or to a conservative billionaire
mogul like Murdoch?

Ah, *now* you listen to Rupert Murdoch?

You're hilarious.

Hypocrisy is a resume enhancement for the demonkrap left.
The co2agw fraud attracts the lunatic fringe.

On Sep 12, 8:19 pm, Gerrard IV wrote:


kuntloadturd type returd sockpuppet flushed

On Sep 12, 6:59 pm, "Jonathan" wrote:
"mrbawana2u" wrote in message

ps.com...



Lunacy X Delusions + Organic Brain Damage - Common Sense - Ethics =
todays typical demonkrap co2agw tard.

Let's see, should I listen to you, or to a conservative billionaire
mogul like Murdoch?

; "Australia is suffering its worst drought in 100 years. Now, I
; realize we can't take just one year in one city or even one
; continent as proof that something unusual is happening.
; And I am no scientist. But I do know how to assess
; a risk, and this one is clear.

That's how one goes about figuring out cause and effect.

So go with the brilliant plan of making electricity and energy more
expensive while a bunch of wantabe's drool over the profits they'll be
making by various means.

Brilliant plan. Especially considering that turning off your air
conditioner will not stop global warming, since CO2 does not retain
heat in any inordinate manner than other atmospheric gases.

And there is no striking change in weather or climate as these idiots
imagine.

KDeatherage

"Climate change poses clear, catastrophic threats.
We may not agree on the extent, but we certainly
can't afford the risk of inaction."http://www.californiagreensolutions.com/cgi-bin/gt/tpl.h,content=376

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On Sep 12, 6:11 pm, "Jonathan" wrote:
Rober Murdoch, owner of News Corporation, along
with a myriad of film, tv, print and online corporations
including Fox News, has announced plans to
become carbon neutral by 2010. This is more
than just another large corporation going green.

So now you are in bed with those whom you preached for so long to be
the determinative evil. Exxon and Fox.

Hope you brought the vaseline for your puckering little asshole.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHhahahahahahahahHAHAHAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAhahahahahahHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH

HAHAHAHA

Enjoy yourself, you little no reality, or validity, twits.

KDeatherage
CO2Phobia is a psychological disease. Seek professional help, buy an
air conditioner, and hire a criminal defense attorney.


It is also a vast...conservative...media empire.

"Our audience's carbon footprint is 10,000 times bigger
than ours," Murdoch said. "Imagine if we succeed in
inspiring our audiences to reduce their own impacts
on climate change by just 1 percent. That would
be like turning the state of California off for
almost two months."http://www.californiagreensolutions.com/cgi-bin/gt/tpl.h,content=376

To watch this historic debate over global warming
almost turn on a dime after Katrina is a sight
for the ages. It may seem like a long drawn out
debate when watching in real time, but in historical
terms we're in the middle of a sea-change. With
previous US opposition quickly changing sides
to form a new and overwhelming global
consensus.

And just today US courts ruled in favor of
individual states adopting their own emissions
policies. Allowing the stricter California standards
to be applied throughout much of the US.

...and oil hit $80 a barrel today. It was as low as...$8
under President Clinton.

s