Along with Vice Presidential elect Joe Biden, President elect Barack Obama met with former Vice President Al Gore to discuss global warming, or climate change."All three of us are in agreement that the time for delay is over. The time for denial is over." said Obama, “We all believe what the scientists have been telling us for years now, that this is a matter of urgency and national security, and it has to be dealt with in a serious way. That is what I intend my administration to do.”
I continue to be told the debate is over, but that may be a hard sell to the grounds crew at Tiger Stadium. You did read that right, this photo is of Louisiana State University's Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, taken on Thursday, December 11, 2008. And yes, that is snow.Investors Business Daily editorialized in s strong piece titled Economic Chill where they again prove the debate is far from over, although the media proclaims such. In the editorial, IBD cites a study from Florida State University.
A series of articles and evidence have been presented on Capm's Blog. I took a couple of meteorology classes at FSU which makes me hardly dangerous in the global climate change (warming) debate. I do know we had two record lows temps in Orlando over the last two weeks and I saw the snow in Houston and New Orleans (see Getty Images photo on left of Canal Street in The Big Easy. Therefore, I can conclude global climate change is likely, may or may not be contributed to by man, that we should not even dream of spending countless billions to combat something we know so little about (particularly the CAFE standards recently placed on the auto industry, who as you may have heard about, is practically bankrupt) and that you should never pollute. And you got that info for free!
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