Majority of Undecided voters believe we should take action on climate change. (enemies, global warming)

[hotair2]

Recent poll shows that 2/3 of undecided voters believe in global warming and that it is mostly caused by man.

These undecided voters view of global warming is more in line with Obama's philosophy than Romneys. Another nail in the coffin for Romney's campaign.

The fact is that Romney is just out of touch Independent voters.

US Poll: Undecided voters back more action on climate change - 25 Sep 2012 - News from BusinessGreen

[OICU812]

Originally Posted by hotair2

Recent poll shows that 2/3 of undecided voters believe in global warming and that it is mostly caused by man.

These undecided voters view of global warming is more in line with Obama's philosophy than Romneys. Another nail in the coffin for Romney's campaign.

The fact is that Romney is just out of touch Independent voters.

US Poll: Undecided voters back more action on climate change - 25 Sep 2012 - News from BusinessGreen

So you think we have dumbed them down enough, eh? You think people are ready for self-inflicted economic wounds, while our enemies around the world exploit our actions and take over the world's economy?

[hotair2]

Originally Posted by OICU812

So you think we have dumbed them down enough, eh? You think people are ready for self-inflicted economic wounds, while our enemies around the world exploit our actions and take over the world's economy?

Yes it is a sad commentary that there is at least 1/3 of ignorant voters that don't believe in global warming. On the glass 2/3 full perspective, it nice to know that the majority of undecided voters have some intelligence.

[HappyTexan]

You think trading carbon credits on Wall Street is the answer ?
Japan has been doing it for 10 years and has not decreased their footprint; they now have to buy credits all over the world each year.

You think China is going to give up coal ? You think the emerging nations are going to stop "emerging" and growing ?

[cb at sea]

We've been keeping records on weather trends for 150 years. The earth has been here for BILLIONS of years......billions. We have no idea if an major change is occuring at all...and I can guarantee you that humans can't make a change to the earth's climate. All it will take is 2-3 big volcanic eruptions to spew more CO2 into the atmosphere than humans could ever expect to do.

We know that the earth goes through cycles....land has been under ice several times in the non-recorded past, and totally ice-free....so we know that the climate DOES change There is fossil evidence. It's supposed to change. If we start to mess with it, we will be screwing with something we do NOT understand, and will have horrible effects from it!

[hotair2]

Originally Posted by cb at sea

We've been keeping records on weather trends for 150 years. The earth has been here for BILLIONS of years......billions. We have no idea if an major change is occuring at all...and I can guarantee you that humans can't make a change to the earth's climate. All it will take is 2-3 big volcanic eruptions to spew more CO2 into the atmosphere than humans could ever expect to do.

We know that the earth goes through cycles....land has been under ice several times in the non-recorded past, and totally ice-free....so we know that the climate DOES change There is fossil evidence. It's supposed to change. If we start to mess with it, we will be screwing with something we do NOT understand, and will have horrible effects from it!

My guess is that you will be voting Republican.

[NoJiveMan]

Originally Posted by hotair2

Recent poll shows that 2/3 of undecided voters believe in global warming and that it is mostly caused by man.

These undecided voters view of global warming is more in line with Obama's philosophy than Romneys. Another nail in the coffin for Romney's campaign.

The fact is that Romney is just out of touch Independent voters.

US Poll: Undecided voters back more action on climate change - 25 Sep 2012 - News from BusinessGreen

EPA emission standards may rule out coal power plants - Los Angeles Times

Emissions limits, greater fuel efficiency for cars, light trucks made official

For all of us greenies out here, all of this talk about reducing emissions, taking action, and implementation will take a long time.
There is strong opposition to advocates of clean air and water.

[hotair2]

Originally Posted by NoJiveMan

EPA emission standards may rule out coal power plants - Los Angeles Times

Emissions limits, greater fuel efficiency for cars, light trucks made official

For all of us greenies out here, all of this talk about reducing emissions, taking action, and implementation will take a long time.
There is strong opposition to advocates of clean air and water.

The largest opposition is industry based because they have a financial interest in showing that humans can't cause climate change.

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by HappyTexan

You think trading carbon credits on Wall Street is the answer ?
Japan has been doing it for 10 years and has not decreased their footprint; they now have to buy credits all over the world each year.

You think China is going to give up coal ? You think the emerging nations are going to stop "emerging" and growing ?

I'm pretty sure that Business Green could manage a poll that would say the opposite of what you said. I got a kick out of that poll from Business Green. Would they have published it if their "poll" had said anything less than what they wanted to hear? Who even knows what the requirements to be in the polled group were.

[roysoldboy]

Originally Posted by hotair2

The largest opposition is industry based because they have a financial interest in showing that humans can't cause climate change.

Can any of your sources prove what you spew about other than with their managed findings? Well at least they have real scientists on their side. Right??