re: #127 lawhawk

You mean the same ones that when combined with agribusinesses are pushing biofuels, which increase food costs, and fuel costs, and do nothing to actually reduce emissions?

I agree: most biofuels are simply a subsidy to the agribusiness sector. And every four years every presidential candidate in both parties has to go to Iowa to swear fealty to that industry. So I don’t see much change there anytime soon.

But on an order of magnitude basis, the oil/coal guys will be responsible for much more damage if they are successful in preventing any sort of concerted action on AGW.