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sulphurdunn

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6. It's impossible

Reply to Auggie (Original post)

Sun Feb 23, 2014, 01:28 PM

Feb 2014

to convince most brown energy corporatists and their flunkies that what makes them rich is destroying the world. Those you can convince will tell you that saving the world would cost too much anyway.

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Supreme Court Climate Case Looks At EPA's Power [View all] Auggie Feb 2014 OP

Link is not working. Please paste this into your post OKNancy Feb 2014 #1

Done Auggie Feb 2014 #5

Some on the right see the whole climate change concern as a power grab. freedom fighter jh Feb 2014 #2

Some right-wing bullies actively want to increase greenhouse gases starroute Feb 2014 #3

Yes � it's just about "winning" Auggie Feb 2014 #7

I think that motivation is real, it is strong, and it's overlooked. kristopher Feb 2014 #9

I think there's another part to it and that's that they are funded by pro-oil groups. A lot of money okaawhatever Feb 2014 #8

Cons would rather be rich and right... Grassy Knoll Feb 2014 #4

It's impossible sulphurdunn Feb 2014 #6

Deniers can't win on science, so they take it to court SkatmanRoth Feb 2014 #10