CO2 Going to Court

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Texas going to court against EPA ;


Texas has filed two petitions in federal court. The first is a request for review of the endangerment finding, which is intended to examine the science behind global warming. The second is a petition for reconsideration of the finding. These court cases were brought about in the wake of the Climategate scandal. Climategate has revealed that significant portions of the Inter-Governmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)'s Fourth Assessment Report (AR4) were based on fraudulent science.

Full article at

http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/03/g...trial.html

[Sunsettommy]

From the link,

Quote:But now all of this is going to be examined in a court of law. It should be noted that the laws of governments and the laws of science differ very significantly. For example, governments can repeal laws, like in the case of prohibition. By contrast, science cannot repeal the law of gravity. It is this kind of cold, hard fact that lawyers typically are not used to dealing with. If the case of Texas versus the EPA is decided on the scientific facts, as it should be, then the EPA will lose.

The EPA can just ignore it and continue their insane plan to screw us.

It will have to take a major voter revolt to clean up the mess that has accumulated in Washington D.C.

[Sunsettommy]

Both the IPCC and the EPA are political groups run by politicians to meet a political agenda.

That is why they are profoundly wrong.

[Goose52]

Combine this with other things going on in Washington I think the seeds have been sown for the next conservative revolution. It will be morning in America once again.