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With all concern, understanding of a problem and respect to opinions expressed, "Fighting the climate change" sounds as much realistic as "Postponing the Sunrise with Better Blinds": carbon tax is some financial tool rather than a core solution towards a natural disaster ("Modern Epoch Air Trading: The Will for Triumph" by M. Kerjman http://www.articlesbase.com/politics-articles/modern-epoch-air-trading-the-will-for-triumph-1033657.html).]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/climate_change_act_now/ Thu Jul 30, 2009
Happy Earth Day! Every day is Earth day. Thank you so much Todd for listening to the youth of our nation, who will be left with the world's problems in the near future. 80% reduction by 2050 is a great step, though this solid percentage scientifically needs to be reached by 2020 if we want to save species and slow the rapid melting of glaciers.

I am glad to see that the State Department is back in the diplomacy business and actually listens to people.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/climate_change_act_now/ Wed Apr 22, 2009
MAN-MADE GLOBAL WARMING IS A LIE!!! Climates change, the climate cools, it warms, it changes. GET OVER IT!!! Al Gore and his global warming doom and gloom is yet another way to tax people who are already taxed WAY TOO MUCH!!! And what is really heinous about this is the revenues from carbon taxes don't even go to clean up the enviroment that Al Gore and others seem to be so worried about. The money will go to funding more pointless government programs that waste money, don't create jobs, and apologise for America's sins. Or as I like to call these programs, President Obama's agenda. And apparently that seems to be ok with everyone because with more taxpayer money at President Obama's disposal, it can be used "properly" because of course the people who EARNED it have absolutely no idea what to do with it so thankfully the government can step in to lead the way for us.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/climate_change_act_now/ Wed Apr 22, 2009
EarthDay....starts with your carbon finger-print.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/climate_change_act_now/ Wed Apr 22, 2009
Ok I agree man has added to greenhouse gases. But is it simply that which creates this global warming? Actually data since 1999 shows a cooling trend. No computer model can show the changes accurately that was depicted by Al Gore.

How come not that long ago before industrialized man there was farm land and most of Greenland was green? How come bacteria in polar ice caps give grand evidence many warming trends have come and gone over the centuries. Why is it that NASA has indicated Mars has had global warming and cooling trends? Don't think man had a lot of influence there.

I agree the environment could be much better managed. However trying to make radical change under the fear of man made global warming seems a bit extreme.]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/climate_change_act_now/ Wed Apr 22, 2009
Hi, People's of the States Department,Happy EarthDay ...:)

I think Climate Change is very Important and it's good to hear we're putting more money towards slowing it.

I hope your meetings go well, and you come up with some good Idea's on slowing Global Warming.

Thanks for posting Todd ...Cya .....:)]]> http://blogs.state.gov/index.php/entires/climate_change_act_now/ Wed Apr 22, 2009