Just saw this released by EPA and did search on study and reason of how they can to this conclusion and can not find anything--If someone can--would appreciate putting up link--also you might want to submit their findings 1st and collect $500,000 reward --
CHALLENGE
$500,000 will be awarded to the first person to prove, in a scientific manner, that humans are causing harmful global warming. The winning entry will specifically reject both of the following two hypotheses:
UGWC Hypothesis 1
Manmade emissions of greenhouse gases do not discernibly, significantly and predictably cause increases in global surface and tropospheric temperatures along with associated stratospheric cooling.
UGWC Hypothesis 2
The benefits equal or exceed the costs of any increases in global temperature caused by manmade greenhouse gas emissions between the present time and the year 2100, when all global social, economic and environmental effects are considered.
back to EPA--
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D97KBAC00&show_article=1
WASHINGTON
(AP) - The Environmental Protection Agency concluded Friday that greenhouse gases linked to climate change "endanger public health and welfare," setting the stage for regulating them under federal clean air laws.
The EPA action marks the first step toward imposing limits on pollution linked to climate change, which would mean tighter rules for cars and power plants. Agency officials cautioned such regulations are expected to be part of a lengthy process and not issued anytime soon.
Limits on carbon dioxide and five other greenhouse gases would have widespread economic and social impact, from requiring better fuel efficiency for automobiles to limiting emissions from power plants and industrial sources, changing the way the nation produces energy. In announcing the proposed finding, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said it "confirms that greenhouse gas pollution is a serious problem now and for future generations." She reiterated that the Obama administration prefers that climate change be address by Congress through broad, economy-wide limits on climate-changing pollution. But the EPA finding of endangerment prepares for possible regulatory action if Congress fails to act---
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Hmmm I see they got off global warming and went to climate change--considering we are going through global cooling cycle--and they can now blame any normal change in climate as excuse.
---Wall St Journal had some interesting questions for them--
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124001537515830975.html
<LI class="dateStamp first"><SMALL>APRIL 17, 2009, 9:08 P.M. ET</SMALL> <!-- ID: SB124001537515830975 --><!-- TYPE: Politics and Policy --><!-- DISPLAY-NAME: --><!-- PUBLICATION: The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition --><!-- DATE: 2009-04-18 00:01 --><!-- COPYRIGHT: Dow Jones & Company, Inc. --><!-- ORIGINAL-ID: --><!-- article start --><!--CODE=INDUSTRY SYMBOL=DENCODE=SUBJECT SYMBOL=OUSBCODE=SUBJECT SYMBOL=ONEWCODE=STATISTIC SYMBOL=FREECODE=SUBJECT SYMBOL=OPOL-->How Carbon Dioxide Became a 'Pollutant'
By KEITH JOHNSON
The Environmental Protection Agency's decision to classify rising carbon-dioxide emissions as a hazard to human health is the latest twist in a debate that has raged for decades among politicians, scientists and industry: whether a natural component of the earth's atmosphere should be considered a pollutant.
The EPA's finding doesn't say carbon dioxide, or CO2, is by itself a pollutant -- it is, after all, a gas that humans exhale and plants inhale. Rather, it is the increasing concentrations of the gas that concern the agency.
Carbon-dioxide levels in the Earth's atmosphere have fluctuated wildly for millennia; at one point billions of years ago, it was the dominant gas in the atmosphere---
back to issue --If anyone can find studies/proof EPA based their opinion on on--please post link.
CHALLENGE
$500,000 will be awarded to the first person to prove, in a scientific manner, that humans are causing harmful global warming. The winning entry will specifically reject both of the following two hypotheses:
UGWC Hypothesis 1
Manmade emissions of greenhouse gases do not discernibly, significantly and predictably cause increases in global surface and tropospheric temperatures along with associated stratospheric cooling.
UGWC Hypothesis 2
The benefits equal or exceed the costs of any increases in global temperature caused by manmade greenhouse gas emissions between the present time and the year 2100, when all global social, economic and environmental effects are considered.
back to EPA--
http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D97KBAC00&show_article=1
WASHINGTON
(AP) - The Environmental Protection Agency concluded Friday that greenhouse gases linked to climate change "endanger public health and welfare," setting the stage for regulating them under federal clean air laws.
The EPA action marks the first step toward imposing limits on pollution linked to climate change, which would mean tighter rules for cars and power plants. Agency officials cautioned such regulations are expected to be part of a lengthy process and not issued anytime soon.
Limits on carbon dioxide and five other greenhouse gases would have widespread economic and social impact, from requiring better fuel efficiency for automobiles to limiting emissions from power plants and industrial sources, changing the way the nation produces energy. In announcing the proposed finding, EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson said it "confirms that greenhouse gas pollution is a serious problem now and for future generations." She reiterated that the Obama administration prefers that climate change be address by Congress through broad, economy-wide limits on climate-changing pollution. But the EPA finding of endangerment prepares for possible regulatory action if Congress fails to act---
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Hmmm I see they got off global warming and went to climate change--considering we are going through global cooling cycle--and they can now blame any normal change in climate as excuse.
---Wall St Journal had some interesting questions for them--
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB124001537515830975.html
<LI class="dateStamp first"><SMALL>APRIL 17, 2009, 9:08 P.M. ET</SMALL> <!-- ID: SB124001537515830975 --><!-- TYPE: Politics and Policy --><!-- DISPLAY-NAME: --><!-- PUBLICATION: The Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition --><!-- DATE: 2009-04-18 00:01 --><!-- COPYRIGHT: Dow Jones & Company, Inc. --><!-- ORIGINAL-ID: --><!-- article start --><!--CODE=INDUSTRY SYMBOL=DENCODE=SUBJECT SYMBOL=OUSBCODE=SUBJECT SYMBOL=ONEWCODE=STATISTIC SYMBOL=FREECODE=SUBJECT SYMBOL=OPOL-->How Carbon Dioxide Became a 'Pollutant'
By KEITH JOHNSON
The Environmental Protection Agency's decision to classify rising carbon-dioxide emissions as a hazard to human health is the latest twist in a debate that has raged for decades among politicians, scientists and industry: whether a natural component of the earth's atmosphere should be considered a pollutant.
The EPA's finding doesn't say carbon dioxide, or CO2, is by itself a pollutant -- it is, after all, a gas that humans exhale and plants inhale. Rather, it is the increasing concentrations of the gas that concern the agency.
Carbon-dioxide levels in the Earth's atmosphere have fluctuated wildly for millennia; at one point billions of years ago, it was the dominant gas in the atmosphere---
back to issue --If anyone can find studies/proof EPA based their opinion on on--please post link.

