Monday, 19 July 2010

Viscount Monckton to Kevin Rudd letter 1 Jan 2010

Jan 4, 2010

Lord Monckton to Kevin Rudd letter 1 Jan 2010


Three of the most interesting (to me) paragraphs.



...The correct policy response to a non-problem is to have the courage to do nothing. No interventionist likes to do nothing. Nevertheless, the do-nothing option, scientifically and economically speaking, is the right option.

...Millions are already dying of starvation in the world’s poorest nations because world food prices have doubled in two years. That abrupt, vicious doubling was caused by a sharp drop in world food production, caused in turn by suddenly taking millions of acres of land out of growing food for people who need it, so as to grow biofuels for clunkers that don’t. The scientifically-illiterate, economically-innumerate policies that you advocate – however fashionable you may conceive them to be – are killing people by the million.

...At a time when so many of the world’s people are already short of food, the UN’s right-to-food rapporteur, Herr Ziegler, has roundly and rightly condemned the biofuel scam as nothing less than “a crime against humanity”.



http://wattsupwiththat.com/2010/01/03/climate-change-proposed-personal-briefing/

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