the science used to justify the finding that carbon dioxide is a danger to public health or welfare is not as solid as was originally claimed.
Ralph Hall: “the science used to justify the finding that carbon dioxide is a danger to public health or welfare is not as solid as…”
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Hall questions the validity of scientific claims regarding carbon dioxide's health risks.
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I just think that it is obvious that we have an administration that is antienergy.
I think that is one of the most important outlooks, besides prayer, energy is probably the most important word in the dictionary.
I think certainly several examples such as--Dimock, Pennsylvania; Parker County, Texas; and Pavillion, Wyoming that the Chairperson alluded to where it appears that the agency is more interested in rushing judgment and placing information…
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