To be clear, they probably are citizens, just citizens with a financial interest in the issue, being directed by their bosses to pretend otherwise.
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None other than James Hansen opines in the recent Rolling Stone that carbon offsets don't work and clean coal is a fantasy.
Posted by: Fec the Jihadist | Aug 14, 2009 at 12:35 PM