Sounds more like an attempt to extort money out of profitable companies.
And just to show you that these groups are paranoid, they're also accusing the companies of conspiracy.
 Ross Gelbspan |
  Alaskans Sue Oil, Coal Firms for "Conspiracy" to Hide Truth About Warming27 Feb 08
Lawyers for the Alaska Native coastal village of Kivalina, which is being forced to relocate because of flooding caused by the changing Arctic climate, filed suit in federal court arguing that 5 oil companies, 14 electric utilities and the country’s largest coal company were responsible for the village’s woes. The suit is the latest effort to hold companies like BP America, Chevron, Peabody Energy, Duke Energy and the Southern Company responsible for the impact of global warming. . .In an unusual move, those five companies and three other defendants — the Exxon Mobil Corporation, American Electric Power and the Conoco Phillips Company — are also accused of conspiracy. “There has been a long campaign by power, coal and oil companies to mislead the public about the science of global warming,” the suit says  BP America Chevron Peabody Energy Duke Energy Southern Company ExxonMobil American Electric Power Conoco Phillips |
_Your_ conspiracy theory is the dumb one
Submitted by Frank Bi on Thu, 2008-02-28 18:11.
"Sounds more like an attempt to extort money out of profitable companies."
Oh yeah, Alaskans are being forced to relocate because the sea levels are acting up, so it's _merely_ a way to extort money. Sure.
"And just to show you that these groups are paranoid, they're also accusing the companies of conspiracy."
ExxonMobil and friends' activities in funding front groups and churning out junk are well-documented and widely known. Unlike you denialists' so-called "theory" of a Worldwide Academic Conspiracy to Create a New World Order of Gaiaism -- a theory based on a huge pile of nothing.
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Will this trial be AGW's "Dover Trial"
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Hopefully the trial will have a judge as knowledgeable and fair as Judge Jones.
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