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Politicians don't know Kyoto

Over the past 18 months I've written scores of columns on global warming. I've read nine books on the subject so far (six by authors supporting the theory of man-made global warming and the Kyoto accord, three by skeptics). I've watched three.. MORE... Dion's plan leaves us guessing Most media reports about last week's Liberal plan for a "Green Shift" in Canadian policy mentioned, and seemed impressed by the fact, that it was a 48-page document. As an avid reader of Stéphane Dion's letters to various separatist.. MORE... Carbon cuts are just a fantasy I have bad news for Stéphane Dion. Out here in B.C., the people are revolting. Gordon Campbell's much-applauded carbon tax was pretty popular in February. But now, as people are being hammered by record gas prices, the enthusiasm.. MORE... Dion's carbon debate challenge Political gamesmanship or not, Stéphane Dion's proposal that he and Stephen Harper debate the Liberals' carbon tax proposal is a good idea. Dion called for the debate on the weekend, as he responded to Conservative attacks on the carbon.. MORE... Speak to the merits, or be silent Stephen Harper is under no obligation to engage in a formal series of debates on the merits of a carbon tax, as Stéphane Dion, the Liberal Leader, has requested. The Prime Minister would be entitled to remain silent on Mr. Dion's Green Shift.. MORE...