Bob McCarty Writes

I receive a lot of e-mails every week.  They come from individuals and groups, including nonprofit organizations in the nation’s capitol.  One of the best e-mails I received this week came from Charles Huang at the Competitive Enterprise Institute and has to do with one of my pet-peeve subjects, climate change (a.k.a., GLOBULL WARMING).  It appears below:

Last week CEI made available documents obtained from the Treasury Department that contained the Administration’s predictions on the costs of cap and trade. This week coverage of the costs continue, as recorded in ABC News and The Washington Times. Additionally, CEI’s Chris Horner has responded to rebuttals attempting to downplay the significance of the documents.

As climate change has become the focus of the United Nations, CEI’s Iain Murray has taken on the science presented at the UN. Also, CEI’s Myron Ebell has stated that climate change is a fantasy in numerous news sources such as in The New York Times, Foxnews.com, and The Pittsburgh Tribune Review.

[VIDEO] CEI’s Lee Doren on Glenn Beck

CEI’s Lee Doren was invited onto the Glenn Beck show to talk about his video response, ”The Story of Stuff,” to a video being shown in elementary schools across the country. See all of Lee’s responses on on his YouTube channel, How the World Works.

Shaping the Debate

Cap-and-Trade Will Depress Home Prices — Ryan Young’s op-ed in Politico

Car-Free Crusade is Absurd — Sam Kazman’s quotation in the Detroit News

Is the FCC Neutralizing Innovation? — Ryan Young’s op-ed in the Washington Examiner Opinion Zone

Swift Response to Net Neutrality Proposals — Ryan Radia’s quotation in the San Francisco Chronicle.

In short, I found CEI offered a full buffet of current topics well worth reading this week.  Thanks, Charles.

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