EPA Cover-Up

Cybercast News Service ^ | July 16, 2009 | Walter Williams

[WhiteCastle]

On June 28, 2009, the House of Representatives, by a narrow margin (219-212), passed the Waxman-Markey bill. The so-called “cap and trade” bill has been sold as a system for cutting greenhouse gas emissions in the struggle against global warming. There’s a full-court press on the U.S. Senate to pass its version of “cap and trade”...The Obama administration’s EPA sees the increasing evidence against global warming as a threat to their agenda and has taken desperate measures. About a week before the House vote on “cap and trade,” the Washington, D.C.-based Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) released some EPA e-mails, demonstrating that an internal report by Alan Carlin, a 35-year career EPA analyst, criticizing EPA’s position on global warming, had been squelched for political reasons.

[BlueNgold]

Old news.

[Tarpon]

In the case of AGW, all the GCMs and the theory predicts that there should be a measurable hotspot in the upper troposphere. Observations from satellites and weather balloons have been made, and no hotspot has been found. In a less politicized field, this would have been the end of it.

Need new theory.

[TheClintons-STILLAnti-American]

"demonstrating that an internal report by Alan Carlin, a 35-year career EPA analyst, criticizing EPA’s position on global warming, had been squelched for political reasons."

Not possible.

This is "the most transparent administration in history".

And I can get you a great price on the Brooklyn Bridge.

[Smokin' Joe]

The report 'Is the US Surface Temperature Record Reliable?' is available for free download. Read this and understand the serious flaws in surface temperature data. The brass monkey will thank you. (We do not need things any colder...)