[avacado]

"No one, including Gov. Sarah Palin, questions that Alaska's climate is changing more rapidly than any other state's."

I haven't heard of Gov Palin ever mentioning Alaska's climate changing. Got a link for that?

[rightwingcrazy]

"No one, including Gov. Sarah Palin, questions that Alaska's climate is changing more rapidly than any other state's."

In other words, they take her silence to be the same as concurrence. Similarly, no one at the Washington Post questions that their news is printed on the skins of baby seals.

[Nathan Zachary]

"No one, including Gov. Sarah Palin, questions that Alaska's climate is changing more rapidly than any other state's."

Where is there ANY proof of that? I'm so sick of media repeating these LIES that have no basis of truth whatsoever, while they show the same old tired clip of a glacier shedding ice into the ocean as it has been doing for thousands of years, or polar bears being harassed by envirowienies in helicopters, forcing them out into thin ice flows, then claiming they are "endangered even though their numbers have exploded over the past 25 years.

Nothing but LIARS, all of them, aided by media owned by their liberal elitist countertparts.

[Steve_Seattle]

"I haven't heard of Gov Palin ever mentioning Alaska's climate changing. Got a link for that?"

Go to the Alaska governor's website, and look up the executive orders. Read the one where she sets up the climate commission - she explicitly says Alaska's climate has been warming, because it HAS been warming. Of course, localized warming is not the same as global warming, nor does it necessarily imply human causation.

[Netizen]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080912/ap_on_el_pr/palin_interview

[Netizen]

In the ABC interview, Palin said she believes that “man’s activities certainly can be contributing to the issue of global warming, climate change. ... Regardless, though, of the reason for climate change, whether it’s entirely, wholly caused by man’s activities or is part of the cyclical nature of our planet — the warming and the cooling trends — regardless of that, John McCain and I agree that we gotta do something about it.”