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The science is settled: Evidence clearly demonstrates that Carbon dioxide contributes insignificantly to Global Warming and is therefore not a 'pollutant.' This fact has not yet been widely recognized, and irrational Global Warming fears continue to distort energy policies and economic policy. All efforts to curtail CO2 emissions, whether global or at the state level, are pointless -- and in any case, ineffective and very costly. On the whole, a warmer climate is beneficial. Click here for the full report (PDF) 50 pages Click here for the video Post a comment Name/Nickname: (required) Email Address: (must be a valid address) (will not be published or shared) Comments: (plain text only)

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** For additional peer-reviewed scientific references and an in-depth discussion of the science supporting our position, please visit Climate Change Reconsidered: The Report of the Nongovernmental Planel on Climate Change (www.climatechangereconsidered.org), or CO2 Science (www.co2science.org).