Comments on: James Hansen: Oil Company CEOs Are Criminals Against Humanity

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 08 Jul 2008 16:24:40 +0000

the price of a gallon of gas has more than doubled in 7 year’s from $1.46 in 2001 to $3.95 in 2008. I might also add that this is in the state of south carolina, the least taxed gasoline in the country. many people look to point a finger a Bush, but i can’t say that he is entirly to blame. the real villians in this country are the big whig executives of oil companies like exxon. i think that the gov. should regulate these prices, and the power of the executives should be unrationally limited. My very personal opinion of the executives who boost the oil prices and then hide behind the gov. and use the middle eastern turmoil as an excuse for high prices should be eliminated with extreme prejudice. Because the power to regulate the price of oil would be better off in the hands of a numbskull like G.W.Bush
The Harsh Voice of Reason

By: Dirck the Noorman

Dirck the Noorman — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 19:02:52 +0000

Strange no one has bothered to actually go back and look at the predictions Hansen made in his 1988 testimony?
The last page of his prepared remarks had a historical time-series of global mean temperature through 1987, plus predictions for various scenarios through 2019.
Well, we have 20 more years of data now – how do his predictions look so far? Wildly wrong.
Check it out – all the data here:
http://tinyurl.com/6cms9f

By: Mr. Sustainable

Mr. Sustainable — Fri, 27 Jun 2008 15:50:33 +0000

Dr. Hansen ws correct 20 years ago and the government of the United States has squandered its only chance to stave off the worst effects, the effects which Dr. Hansen foretold.
James Hansen is a hero with the truth on his side. He only became an activist when policymakers ignored him to such an extent that Americans began dying from climate change. Remember Katrina?

By: 99% of climate scientists

99% of climate scientists — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 08:46:25 +0000

AGW has “jumped the shark” from science to activism with confidence and vigor. The good news is that the scientists that were compelled to join the chorus of “the end is nigh” will be able to slowly back away from Hansen and his fellow activists while they dial up the crazy.