Donald Trump backs away from vow to pull out of the Paris climate agreement
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Heeeeeere comes the Salt-Right../QUOTE]
He said "some connectivity". He's a genius, he's correct. Some covers barely attached to entirely dependent. Have some more champagne.
I have some connectivity to the pole star. Hardly taxable however. Your heros can't reliably fix the fukking potholes, how in fuk do you expect them to intervene successfully in star system dynamics?
The climate begins and ends far far away. In the beginning there was an end, which ended when the begginning begun.
My carbon footprint in your slopeing forehead. Get off my front steps with your carbon tax collection can or I'll put the dogs on you. Leftist twit.
Is that for real? It is one of the most naive set of proposals I have ever seen. Incredibly he has already broken several of his promises before even taking office.
There's a sufficiently large proportion of naive people who will read that and actually believe it.
But asked on Tuesday whether the United States would withdraw from the accord, the Republican said:
“I’m looking at it very closely. I have an open mind to it.”
Trump keeping 'open mind' on pulling out of climate accord | Reuters
He said he is keeping an “open mind” about it,
http://www.theverge.com/2016/11/22/13715236/donald-trump-climate-change-statement-ny-times-meeting
US President-elect Donald Trump said Tuesday he has an open mind about pulling out of world climate accords
I have an open mind to it: Trump to NYT on quitting climate accords | world-news | Hindustan Times
lol
ah, just sayin...
possibly that turn of phrase is used only in your own mind
Nearly 400 companies and nonprofits signed a letter last week urging president-elect Donald Trump to stay in the Paris climate agreement and support policies that combat global warming. The list covers a wide range of industries and includes Ben & Jerry’s, Patagonia and Sierra Nevada Brewing. It also contains surprising signatories: companies that aren’t known to take part in environmental initiatives, such as Tiffany & Co, Monsanto and Staples.
https://www.theguardian.com/sustain...business-climate-change-paris-emissions-cop21
https://www.theguardian.com/sustain...business-climate-change-paris-emissions-cop21
Climate change isn't so fast that you can't adapt to it as it happens. The danger would be in ignoring the rising water when science wrongly predicts the water will go back down again. If they were made to live on the beaches their assessment would probably be as accurate as it could get. (Rather than then being on high ground when the floods sweep away a billion or so people.)