The Competitive Enterprise Institute has produced two 60-second commercials portraying carbon dioxide in a positive light: “They call it pollution. We call it life.” (press release)
Gasp! (or rather, exhale, because that releases CO2, which is good) Some politicians want to restrict our way of life by reducing the amount of carbon dioxide our country produces? Oh, the horrors. This guy has a pointed (if low-fi) riposte.
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Because theirs was destroyed in an accident and they need one
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What would our lives be like if CO2 were labeled a pollutant? Gee, maybe lest wasteful and myopic than they are now.
What horrible science! And in the “Glaciers” spot they show 2 articles from Science magazine which recently published this
Unbelievable! And I love the “lights up our life” line, with the shot of garrish New York (I think).
Is this real? Say it isn’t real.
How transparent can this be? Take a look at this organization’s list of donors: Amaco, Exxon, Ford, Pfizer and Texaco, just to name a few. All they need now is a “paid for by…” bug at th end.