carried an article in L'Express last week that says a lot about how our politicians think about the problem of global warming.
The greenhouse effect does not exist. But if there is not too bad. Word of Antonio D'Ali from Trapani, president of the Senate Environment Committee. The first signatory of a motion - approved by the Senate with 122 yes, 5 no and 92 abstained - calling on the government to intervene because the EU Commission to divest its "absolute certainties "about global warming, throw overboard the" catastrophic "Stern Review and consider other possibilities: that the warming is not so strong, that is not due to carbon dioxide emitted by factories and SUVs, and a bit 'hot can do well. Consider, the EU, that "although there was a result of increased concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere increase the Earth's temperature, the resulting damage to the environment, the economy and the all'incolumità inhabitants of the planet would be much smaller than those set out in that Stern and even more opposed to the potential benefits. "
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