Den stora tråden om global uppvärmning/växthuseffekten

President Barack Obama and his followers have
repeatedly declared that climate change is “the
greatest threat facing mankind.” This, while
ISIS is beheading innocent people, displacing
millions from their homeland, and engaging in
global acts of mass murder.
If it weren’t so scary, it would be laughable.
These statements should ring alarm bells in the
minds of all Americans. They show how out of
touch this president and the movement he leads
are with reality and the American public.
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The most consequential policy decisions coming out of Washington
today are predicated on the narrative that climate change is a crisis of
catastrophic proportion, that it is caused by humans using fossil fuels, and
that ending the use of hydrocarbons will save us from this pending disaster.
It is imperative that the topic gets a full debate. Instead, those who want to
“fundamentally transform America,” as Obama promised, are seeking to
silence and discredit anyone who dares to speak up and question their
assertions. They claim the science is “settled.”
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Why Scientists Disagree About Global Warming is written by three
highly regarded climate scientists, is carefully documented, and offers an
easy-to-read format featuring summary points for the casual reader and
thorough explanations for the more inquisitive. All this, plus the importance
of the subject it addresses, makes it a must-read for concerned citizens,
truth-seeking policymakers, and educators. Energy is a pivotal issue of
utmost priority, and it is tightly woven into the debate underway over global
warming. Before you decide where you stand, be sure you understand the
issue, not just believe what you’ve been told is true. Read Why Scientists
Disagree About Global Warming.
– Marita Noon, executive director,
Citizen’s Alliance for Responsible Energy
May 2016
About Marita Noon
Marita Noon is executive director for Energy Makes America Great Inc. and
its companion educational organization, the Citizens’ Alliance for
Responsible Energy (CARE). Together they work to educate the public and
influence policymakers regarding energy, its role in freedom, and the
American way of life.