Listen, Global Warming Is A Real Problem,

The Kyoto Treaty Has An Estimated Cost Of Between Us$150 And $350 Billion A Year, Starting In 2010.

Think On A 50-year Scale, Which Is A Much More Natural Time-scale For Global Warming. The Us Is Right Now Spending About 200 Million Dollars Annually On Research Into Renewable Energy.

...children Born Today-in Both The Industrialized World And Developing Countries-will Live Longer And Be Healthier, They Will Get More Food, A Better Education, A Higher Standard Of Living, More Leisure Time And Far More Possibilities-without The Global Environment Being Destroyed.

The Total Efforts Of The Last 20 Years Of Climate Policy Has Likely Reduced Global Emissions By Less Than 1 Percent, Or About 250 Million Metric Tons Of Carbon Dioxide Per Year.

We've Had The U.n. For Almost 60 Years, Yet We've Never Actually Made A Fundamental List Of All The Big Things That We Can Do In The World, And Said, 'which Of Them Should We Do First?'