Vaclav Klaus joins skeptics’ conference EU President to confront global warming alarmists
News Blaze - January 22, 2009
Vaclav Klaus, the Czech Republic’s opinionated president and current president of the European Union, will keynote a session of the second International Conference on Climate Change March 8-10 in New York.
Klaus, who holds the EU presidency as it rotates among the 27 member nations, has been an outspoken and controversial skeptic about the causes and severity of global warming.
His recent book, “Blue Planet in Green Shackles,” argues that the debate over global warming has “become a symbol and example of the clash between truth and propaganda.” He makes the case that policies being proposed to address global warming are not justified by current science and are, in fact, a dangerous threat to freedom and prosperity around the world.
Global warming is one of several issues that Klaus, 67, advances against the prevailing view of other EU members.
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January 27th, 2009 at 4:31 am
It occurs to me, that you shouldn’t turn up the thermostat on
a hot day.
even if global warming isn’t THAT severe, and even if it is
not CAUSED by humans but is a cycle, should we not show
some restraint, on the high side of a heat cycle?
And, in the process of seeking more green alternatives, we
may save some money and evade some middle eastern politics.