News

Letter: Climate change is the most elaborate and expensive hoax - Bismarck Tribune

Bismarck Tribune · last updated

Letter: Climate change is the most elaborate and expensive hoax

Climate change has been the most elaborate and expensive hoax ever to affect the world. Al Gore promoted his ‘documentary’ on fake data in 2006 but became a millionaire doing it. John Kerry is Biden’s climate czar and he flew to Egypt last year to discuss climate. Last December 70,000 attended a climate meeting called COP28 in Dubai and many went in private jets. Their 24 page draft agrees that fossil fuels are to blame. Guess their jets didn’t use any.

The UN’s climate chief said agriculture causes too many emissions so needs to be controlled. Many farmers in Europe are already protesting with less chemicals available and herds destroyed. Bill Gates owns 1% of the nation’s farmland but promotes eating bugs instead of meat to save the environment. Our own EPA has submitted 18,094 page of a new rule under the Clean Air Act to regulate carbon dioxide as a pollutant. Why and who will read it? Plants need it and we exhale it so how is that possible? How can we put CO2 in a pipeline or underground if we can’t see or feel it?

People are also reading…

An article by Don Vig of the Dakota Resource Council in 2002, complained that rising temperatures can be expected with global warming and wanted greenhouse gases cut. Many don’t share his views. There seems to be no end to the complaining because they really can’t do anything about it but liberals are trying. Nature doesn’t care about human needs, religion or politics.

I have to touch ‘Climate’ in my car to regulate the temperature but nature, not people, controls the outside.

Marlene Kouba, Regent

Related Knowledge Center: Climate legislation

State of Play

The federal government and states are in the process of implementing two laws — the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act and the Inflation Reduction Act — an investment of more than a trillion dollars to address climate change.

More informationabout Climate legislation