It turns out that fracking is perfectly safe, and the New York state government tried to hide the evidence:
Greens are quick to defend their climate change position with scientific evidence and have positioned themselves as a movement wedded to science. But it is becoming increasingly apparent that evidence is a flag of convenience for a movement that is rooted in emotion and passion far more than it likes to admit.
Because it doesn’t like to admit it at all, even though it’s mostly that.
John Hare has a question.
Want to know how it happens? It starts like this:
“I have always been opposed to the death penalty in all cases…”
“Even mass murderers [like Breivik] should not be executed, in my opinion.”
“GW deniers fall into a completely different category from Behring Breivik. They are already causing the deaths of hundreds of millions of future people. We could be speaking of billions, but I am making a conservative estimate.”
Once one is declared an enemy of the people, all becomes possible.
When deception breeds paranoia. I think he really does believe this stuff.
[Evening update]
Michael Mann’s Christmases are now less joyful than at any other time in the last 2,000 years, according to Christmas tree ring data.
[Bumped]
…by legalizing drugs.
It will never happen though, because they won’t give up the opportunities for graft.
This isn’t a new article — it was published at the time the suit was filed in October — but it provides some useful background on one of Friday’s filings.
Evidence that they’re not well-funded or well-organized.
I’m still waiting for my check from Big Destroy The Planet.
Here is the official CEI press release on the motions filed on Friday.
Note that most of this is not new federal intrusions, but fixing currently broken federal policy.