Today we will be having some conversation on the floor concerning the global warming treaty. I will make a few comments concerning that in that I am the chairman of the Clean Air Committee of the Environment and Public Works Committee. We have had extensive hearings on this. I will review just very briefly what we have learned from the hearing that we held in our subcommittee in the Environment and Public Works Committee insofar as global warming is concerned. In July, the Environmental Committee had a hearing on the global climate change treaty and we heard from five top scientists. The conclusions I found were very interesting, particularly since last night when I watched Administrator Carol Browner talk about the scientific evidence that is conclusive concerning global climate change. That is not at all what we found in our hearing. We had five of the top scientists around. While there is a large body of scientific research, there is much controversy and disagreement in scientific facts being misrepresented by the administration and the press.
Jim Inhofe: “Today we will be having some conversation on the floor concerning the global warming treaty. I will make a few comments…”
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Discussing findings from hearings on the global warming treaty and scientific consensus.
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