We have plenty of oil, plenty of coal, plenty of natural gas, plenty of timber; as I said, much more timber than we had 50 or even 100 years ago. We have got plentiful supplies. As the gentleman said, God has blessed this Nation greatly, and yet to stop everything and shut this country down economically just would devastate, first, the poorest people in this country. Yet some of these people who know that it would shut us down and would harm us greatly economically, they feel justified at times because of a misguided belief that we are all destroying the world because of global warming. Mr. Speaker, I would like to just mention that for a moment. I have a report of Sallie Baliunas, who is a senior staff astrophysicist at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics and deputy director of the Mount Wilson Observatory. In 1991, Discover Magazine profiled her as one of America's outstanding women scientists. She received her master's and Ph.D. degrees in astrophysics from Harvard University. She put out a very detailed report.
Jeff Duncan: “We have plenty of oil, plenty of coal, plenty of natural gas, plenty of timber; as I said, much more timber than we had…”
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Discussing the impact of economic shutdowns related to global warming beliefs.
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