[Platt]
The issue is the honesty of SOM science.

[Arlo]
Which I presume includes "scientists" opposed to "global warming", or espousing a "rightist ideology". Or should we naturally accept what they say as "honest", since those in the "right" never lie, cheat, falsify or alter data to support their "agenda". I mean, do the scientists promoting right-wing views "have a provision for morals"? And, if ALL science is suspect, who do we turn to here?

And what about this? What if we forget the "global warming hysteria" on both sides (the side that shouts "the sky is falling" and the side that shouts "its a one-world conspiracy to enslave mankind") and just consider for a moment that maybe reducing pollution is a good goal all around, even when it interferes with our Holy Pursuit of the Almighty Dollar.

In the end, the Earth has been through cycles of glaciation and cycles of temperance. It has been covered in ice, and covered in sweltering tropics. The poles have shifted, areas of vegetation are now deserts, while areas once inhabitable are lush valleys. But it is our home. And we should treat it with respect.

IMHO.


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