14 comments on New Jersey's Global Warming Response Act Bill Signing
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As a resident of New Jersey, I just kind of yawned at this. This type of legislation has never worked, and it never will. This is a proclomation rather than a law. The only thing that is going to result from it is the state EPA spending a whole bunch of money on studies and recommendations to the state legislature. At that point, a whole lot of hemming and hawing will go on, and we'll be right back at square one.
Like Westtexas said, we should just put a limit on how much longer we'll use fossil fuels as an energy source and see where the chips fall. We might not end up with the same society we have now, but at least the air will be cleaner.
- Scott
"Try sour grapes; you might like them."
"This is a proclomation rather than a law"
Actually it is the law.