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Just because the lead option for skinning that cat cap-n-trade is defeated (for now) and climate science is in retreat, doesn't mean lots of money hasn't been thrown at rehabilitating it (it has) and that alarmism and all that comes with it won't make a run at a comeback (it will...nothing with the returns being banked on by the global warming industry will ever go away gracefully simply because of little things like being discredited and economically ruinous).

So, see the future, if the R candidate in the upcoming 2012 opportunity to draw contrasts decides it's better to sidestep the issue rather than risk (gasp) controversy. It's on full display Down Under (no, this isn't aimed only at you, Mitt).

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Russell Seitz| 3.23.11 @ 1:42AM

Stone me a crow , mate ! Chris & Co. will be in deep trouble if the down under climate journalism standard becomes a s popular in these parts as the
Australian balloT:

What would become of his cohort if , to quote the site he's linked to :

"Under the Australian Communications and Media Authority's (ACMA) code of practice, broadcasters are required to make reasonable efforts to ensure that current affairs material, presented as factual, is reasonably supportable and to correct errors of fact at the earliest opportunity."

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