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Today’s laugh-out-loud moment about the hardcore Greens.
6 hours ago ago from RedState
Prime comedy. Prime . This guy apparently thinks that the Greens would be swayed by this argument : people in developing countries have much more important things to worry about such as earning a living and getting ahead. Fighting climate change ranks low on the list of Third World priorities. The sprawling slums of Mumbai need more energy, not less; they want better roads, not fewer. More economic development would produce the money to ...
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Related contentWhy Copenhagen Failed--and our Winter Subscription Drive Continues!
15 hours ago ago from Hari Batti's Green Light Dhaba
Hey, we've been at this for more than fifty posts and three months now, and it's time to celebrate. But before we get back to our Winter Subscription Drive (fun prizes are just down the page), here's a little substance. Later in the week, we may talk a little more about how the talks at Copenhagen failed. Today, we'll offer a few words about why they failed. On Tuesday, our Environment and Forest Minister Jairam Ramesh said this at ...
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