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Related: About this forumBush "Doubts" Sea Level Rise, Admits That He'd Move If He Had To; Invokes Garage-Man To Save Us
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Bush, once governor of Florida, has said he supports federal government support for basic research into low-carbon energy but, like Rubio, places his faith in the free market to deal with rising temperatures and the extreme weather events, drought and sea level rise they bring.
What we shouldnt try to do is pick winners and losers through the federal government, he said at a gathering in New Hampshire on Saturday, in a newly emerged video.
The market will work faster. Theres someone in a garage somewhere, parochially I hope its in Miami, thats going to have a clue, to have an answer to this. There are people well-intended on climate change but they need to be careful to not paint the apocalypse. Because we are not there. But we should be adapting.
Bush said he doubted sea level predictions for south Florida but, if they did come true, he has told his wife that they should move house.
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http://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2016/jan/29/jeb-bush-marco-rubio-climate-change-garage?CMP=share_btn_tw
VMA131Marine
(4,139 posts)The government should be trying to make fossil fuels, particularly coal and oil, lose out to renewable. I'm really looking forward to getting my solar panels installed in the next couple of months so I won't be contributing to the problem as much.
ladjf
(17,320 posts)phantom power
(25,966 posts)"Also, we should adapt. To whatever it is, that is not happening. Because it isn't!"