Utah lawmakers want to send a strong message to the federal government to keep global warming laws away from the state.
A House committee passed a resolution with an overwhelming majority to send that message Thursday.
In this case, lawmakers aren’t as concerned with the environmental issue as they are with the economy. There’s a strong feeling that federal anti-global warming efforts would be harmful to Utah’s economy if they went through.
A committee decided with a vast majority to pass the resolution on to the full House. The resolution urges the Environmental Protection Agency to hold off on programs like cap and trade, along with various others that include a tax to deal with climate change.
Conservative lawmakers are passionate about waiting until a more conclusive body of evidence regarding global warming is available to pass such laws. They say Utah should not be subject to the rules the federal government is passing down.
There are also many conservative Republicans who strongly believe global warming is a conspiracy to do something that would harm Utah. The resolution reflects this theory with strong words and a strong message.
For example, it claims perpetrators of “Climategate” often “incorporate “tricks” related to global temperature data in order to produce a global warming outcome.” The end result is what the resolution calls a climate change “gravy train.”
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It’s time to …
It’s time to dismantle the Union. Washington is too corrupt. The USA has been taken over by vested interests. Let the States be sovereign again and say no to the New World Order.
The outcome of the …
The outcome of the American Civil War do _not_ nullify the 10th Amendment.
Do what _deus ex machina_ says “at any cost?” That guy is unbalanced.
More States should …
More States should flex their sovereignty muscles to stop the fraud and fleecing of it’s citizens.
They say they don’t …
They say they don’t know WHY there is a conspiracy to control everyone using fake Global Warming?
Well its because its easy as crap to do is why.
And it makes big bucks for the corporations who buy carbon credits off themselves and make a profit at the expense of consumers.
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