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“Mainstreaming any important topic means to single-mindedly put everyoneโs efforts in one basket and ignore all other important issues. That was my mistake ten years ago: not seeing the bigger picture. Now the world has caught up, keen on making that same mistake, central banks more so than most. Don Quixote de la Mancha sends…
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“Do we really want already-stressed out people adding to their cognitive load by thinking they might be sinning against Gaia or Greta Thunberg by printing or discarding a sheet of paper? As Bryan Caplan has pointed out, ‘Recycling is the philosophy that everything is worth saving except your time.'”~ Art Carden
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“Bidenโs ’30 by 30′ will likely become simply another pork barrel environmental program which deluges their friends and donors with subsidies. But there is no reason to expect ‘America the Beautiful’ to be less of a debacle than FDRโs farm programs, Eisenhowerโs Soil Bank, or the Conservation Reserve Program. If political hot air was all…
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“We should indeed be skeptical of financial fads, of everything in the Everything Bubble. And we should argue over bitcoinโs many monetary attributes โ mostly because we therefore highlight how other monetary regimes work. But the environmental accusations of Bitcoinโs mining operations is like hitting your head against brick walls โ not a very useful…
“Climate alarmism, never proven, is speculativeโand increasingly so. Climate models are overpredicting real-world warming by half. For climate economists, lower-range anthropogenic warming flips the alleged externality from negative to positive. In any case, as leading scientist Roy Spencer concludes, ‘There is no Climate Crisis. There is no Climate Emergency.'” ~ Robert L. Bradley
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“Itโs a counterintuitive notion and a difficult thing to wrap oneโs head around, that the world can both be better and is still in many respects bad. We do nobody any favors, least of all our children, by exaggerating one while forgetting how far weโve come.” ~ Joakim Book
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“Journalists keep talking about a future without ice, about ice-free summers in the Arctic, and casually throwing in ‘sea level rise if x were to melt completely’ as if x was in any danger of melting away entirely over anything but geological time frames. This places the completely wrong ideas in their readersโ heads and…
“Protecting our environment deserves more attention than a prefix in a campaign slogan for a complete political and economic revolution. Especially one that has caused so much untold misery for both humans and the planet.” ~ Christopher Barnard
“Philosophy, not only economics and political economy, matters in the global warming/climate change debate. Start by checking your premisesโand those of your intellectual opponents.” ~ Robert L. Bradley Jr.
“We cannot protect our environment and tackle issues such as climate change by locking down entire economies and causing untold human suffering. In fact, the available evidence shows that nature suffered as a result of the virus and government-imposed lockdowns. As we recover mentally and economically from both the pandemic and statist overreach, we must…
โข
“Mainstreaming any important topic means to single-mindedly put everyoneโs efforts in one basket and ignore all other important issues. That was my mistake ten years ago: not seeing the bigger picture. Now the world has caught up, keen on making that same mistake, central banks more so than most. Don Quixote de la Mancha sends…
โข
“Do we really want already-stressed out people adding to their cognitive load by thinking they might be sinning against Gaia or Greta Thunberg by printing or discarding a sheet of paper? As Bryan Caplan has pointed out, ‘Recycling is the philosophy that everything is worth saving except your time.'”~ Art Carden
โข
“Bidenโs ’30 by 30′ will likely become simply another pork barrel environmental program which deluges their friends and donors with subsidies. But there is no reason to expect ‘America the Beautiful’ to be less of a debacle than FDRโs farm programs, Eisenhowerโs Soil Bank, or the Conservation Reserve Program. If political hot air was all…
โข
“We should indeed be skeptical of financial fads, of everything in the Everything Bubble. And we should argue over bitcoinโs many monetary attributes โ mostly because we therefore highlight how other monetary regimes work. But the environmental accusations of Bitcoinโs mining operations is like hitting your head against brick walls โ not a very useful…
“Climate alarmism, never proven, is speculativeโand increasingly so. Climate models are overpredicting real-world warming by half. For climate economists, lower-range anthropogenic warming flips the alleged externality from negative to positive. In any case, as leading scientist Roy Spencer concludes, ‘There is no Climate Crisis. There is no Climate Emergency.'” ~ Robert L. Bradley
โข
“Itโs a counterintuitive notion and a difficult thing to wrap oneโs head around, that the world can both be better and is still in many respects bad. We do nobody any favors, least of all our children, by exaggerating one while forgetting how far weโve come.” ~ Joakim Book
โข
“Journalists keep talking about a future without ice, about ice-free summers in the Arctic, and casually throwing in ‘sea level rise if x were to melt completely’ as if x was in any danger of melting away entirely over anything but geological time frames. This places the completely wrong ideas in their readersโ heads and…
“Protecting our environment deserves more attention than a prefix in a campaign slogan for a complete political and economic revolution. Especially one that has caused so much untold misery for both humans and the planet.” ~ Christopher Barnard
“Philosophy, not only economics and political economy, matters in the global warming/climate change debate. Start by checking your premisesโand those of your intellectual opponents.” ~ Robert L. Bradley Jr.
“We cannot protect our environment and tackle issues such as climate change by locking down entire economies and causing untold human suffering. In fact, the available evidence shows that nature suffered as a result of the virus and government-imposed lockdowns. As we recover mentally and economically from both the pandemic and statist overreach, we must…
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