Despite their push to be 'green' Germany is burning more coal than ever. They also have a new demographic. Energy poor. Those who are paying over 20% of their monthly income on energy. Once the truth about the global warming and climate change religions come out a lot of people are going to be really mad. How to arrive at 98% out of 12,000+ consensus on climate: 1)gather all the papers in the last however long on climate. 2) discard the ones that don't mention man causing climate change. 3)count any mention of man causing climate change that is not an outright denial as support of man being the primary cause of climate change. 4)figure the percent which, based on your criteria, supports the idea 5)add back in other 1/3 that you ignored earlier to the 2/3 that your percentage was figured from. 1/3 of the original 12,000+ made no mention of man causing any climate change. 2% of the others clearly stated that man has little to no affect. Less than 2% stated that man is the primary or sole cause of climate change. The other 96%+ said that if man has any influence it is very small.
The epa's entire air quality standards methodology is based on studies from the 80s that were never peer reviewed. As near as anyone can tell. They won't let anyone outside the agency see it. The expanded jurisdiction epa is seeking under the clean water act is another way to subvert state water regulations that give ranchers right of use of the land that the federal government illegally owns in the west. Had Clive Bundy paid the millions BLM claimed he owed, legally, 87.5% would be spent to repair the damage they did trying to take the land to which he has legal right. The fees were part of a voluntary program to establish property lines and improve facilities on the range, from back in the days when BLM actually managed the lands it was charged with.
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