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Re: Gov. Brown Signs Climate Legislation To Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Author: Merchant Marine
Date: 09-08-2016 - 19:56
Cprr Wrote:
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> Being that Moonbeam is trying to save the state at
> expense of jobs, not realizing that our pitiful
> little state pollution level is pitnance compared
> to the output of China, India, and the under
> developed countries. Electric cars sales are 1
> percent of the total car sales of the state. So
> Jerry, you can legislate us to death. It will not
> make any difference n the over all world reduction
> of greenhouse gasses.
>
> As for the comment about the population one large
> earthquake will help reduce that. Or maybe a large
> tsunami. Stop the free hand outs Jerry....
A friend of mine working of the California state government in Sacramento had this to say (condensed) - "those at the top want to show they are doing something about 'climate change' but now admit privately they are becoming increasingly concerned (some would say it's about time) about businesses leaving the state and also low fuel prices. Far left leaning democrats continue to get a earful from moderate Democrats and Republicans who think there are too many regulations on business in the state, especially small business. One huge potential problem they see is chronic low gasoline and diesel fuel prices. A sample study and poll with some 4000 state residents was done in July and the results were not encouraging for those wanting to see more electric cars on the road."
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> Being that Moonbeam is trying to save the state at
> expense of jobs, not realizing that our pitiful
> little state pollution level is pitnance compared
> to the output of China, India, and the under
> developed countries. Electric cars sales are 1
> percent of the total car sales of the state. So
> Jerry, you can legislate us to death. It will not
> make any difference n the over all world reduction
> of greenhouse gasses.
>
> As for the comment about the population one large
> earthquake will help reduce that. Or maybe a large
> tsunami. Stop the free hand outs Jerry....
A friend of mine working of the California state government in Sacramento had this to say (condensed) - "those at the top want to show they are doing something about 'climate change' but now admit privately they are becoming increasingly concerned (some would say it's about time) about businesses leaving the state and also low fuel prices. Far left leaning democrats continue to get a earful from moderate Democrats and Republicans who think there are too many regulations on business in the state, especially small business. One huge potential problem they see is chronic low gasoline and diesel fuel prices. A sample study and poll with some 4000 state residents was done in July and the results were not encouraging for those wanting to see more electric cars on the road."
