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  copyright violations

  You're not allowed to violate copyright "sometimes." Once is more than enough, and Gristmill and David Roberts are in voilation of Fair Use statutes. Greenwire makes their living by selling their content, and people who steal it are in effect stealing their income. David Roberts is stealing from Greenwire. That isn't hard to understand and it's wrong the very first time and it should be taken down immediately.
  On Congress and global warming posted 3 years, 3 months ago 3 Responses

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  copyrights

  It is very wrong of you to violate copyright by posting an entire article here. You have no right to do that and you should take it down immediately. Publications--and I shouldn't have to tell Gristmill about this, of all places--rely on copyright to make money. Without this money there ARE no articles and no content. You have violated their copyright and it's not a trivial matter. Take down your illegal content immediately.
  On Congress and global warming posted 3 years, 3 months ago 3 Responses

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  Not "Exactly Wrong"

  OK, now I see David's point better. If Jonah Goldberg is denying the physics of the greenhouse effect, or the calculation of climate sensitivity, then his question makes a little more sense. (But if he's denying those he's an idiot.) Whether the last 100 years of warming is natural or not, the physics of carbon dioxide does not change....On Goldberg grapples with the big question posted 3 years, 4 months ago 16 Responses

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  Exactly Wrong

  David, I think you came to exactly the wrong conclusion. I've explained why on my blog, here: http://davidappell.blogspot.com/2006/07/what-if-gw-were-natural.html
  On Goldberg grapples with the big question posted 3 years, 4 months ago 16 Responses

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  site

  I resent having to register just to post a comment here. What are you so damned afraid of?

  And if you want to post a longish post, just do it -- don't waste my time requiring me to click through page breaks. Page breaks are a waste of time, and they divert my attention. Wise up.
  On Mackey v. Pollan posted 3 years, 5 months ago 4 Responses