Dan Esty Explains Climate-Gate on The Colbert Report

By on December 1, 2009 in News 8

On The Colbert Report:

Something Is Melting in Denmark: Dan Esty believes President Obama will bring a change in spirit to the United Nations Climate Change Conference.

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  • plc121

    Nothing is melting in Denmark or anywhere else that isn't supposed to. His guest is full of mud. Notice it's changed from “global warming” to “global climate change?” The climate always changes. It always has and always will. Not to mention the four seasons…

  • tonyviner

    The fact of the matter is that the planet is in peril and although it is shitty that these toolbags had to lie about it we should not be distracted from trying to take care of the planet. We only have one, you know. Cap and trade is only a bad idea for those that will end up having to pay. If they don't pay we all will.

    • WAX1138

      Monetary economics inherently destroy the Earth and requires people to behave in a less than animalistic manner. What WE NEED Resource Based Economy

    • Polymorpheous

      well said

  • WAX1138

    It does not stop here, look @ the UN's Agenda 21.

    • tonyviner

      If anyone with any influence would adopt that to their way of doing business things might get where they need to be. Too bad it doesn't seem very profitable for the people that hold sway over this world. Reminds me of 'Biotech is Godzilla''. Great song.

  • Cedo

    Pollutants are necessary to fuel the rapid scientific advancements that can defeat pollutant dependence. The questions are: will the science come in time? Will we be able to support a growing population with what resources we think we will have? Can we do anything through government without creating YET ANOTHER mind-smashing tyranny?

    I say, abolish the public schools. You’ll find the source of society’s problems in that and the other crutch institutions.

  • Cedo

    Pollutants are necessary to fuel the rapid scientific advancements that can defeat pollutant dependence. The questions are: will the science come in time? Will we be able to support a growing population with what resources we think we will have? Can we do anything through government without creating YET ANOTHER mind-smashing tyranny?

    I say, abolish the public schools. You'll find the source of society's problems in that and the other crutch institutions.