If you think climate change researchers are making tons of money you should see what oil companies pay their employees.
Major Climate Change Rules the Trump Administration Is Reversing
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good example of why so many harp climate change . those paying the bills don't want the truth.
Susan Crockford fired after finding polar bears thriving despite climate change
Nobody has done more to sink the claim that climate change is endangering polar bears than zoologist Susan Crockford — and she may have paid for it with her job.amp.washingtontimes.com
so what?????????? you should see what mcdonalds is now paying their employees.
lot's of folks out there making ten times what they are worth.
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Companies that pay their employee's well is a good thing. I'm sure you use the product and would complain more than a little if you showed up at the gas station on your way to hunt, and they had no gasoline to sell to you.
If climate change researchers didn't show up to work for a year, I wouldn't miss them.
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Before I lock this, it is interesting to follow a discussion of some very intelligent people and how each position gets rationalized/argued against/discounted/promoted, depending upon where one stands on the political spectrum.
I did a podcast with Theodore Roosevelt IV that will be airing soon. He is an investment banker who has the job of advising funds as to the investment opportunities related to climate, weather, disasters, and other natural events that can impact risk/returns. I thought we would talk mostly about hunting, fishing, and conservation, which did a lot of. Yet, when he started his discussion about climate, etc. and did so purely from an investment advisor standpoint, distilled of any political thoughts, it was interesting.
Yeah, everyone knows he is a Republican. He is fanatic about hunting and fishing. And, his daily business life for the last few decades has been traveling the world to research new energy investment options, impacts of natural events, insurance risks related to a changing climate, and advising large investment portfolios as to the blind spots in their approach.
I will be interested to see the response when this podcast goes up in the next couple weeks.
For now, the mud wrestling is over. The thread is locked, so the wrasslers can go clean up and find another thread to pollute.
I did a podcast with Theodore Roosevelt IV that will be airing soon. He is an investment banker who has the job of advising funds as to the investment opportunities related to climate, weather, disasters, and other natural events that can impact risk/returns. I thought we would talk mostly about hunting, fishing, and conservation, which did a lot of. Yet, when he started his discussion about climate, etc. and did so purely from an investment advisor standpoint, distilled of any political thoughts, it was interesting.
Yeah, everyone knows he is a Republican. He is fanatic about hunting and fishing. And, his daily business life for the last few decades has been traveling the world to research new energy investment options, impacts of natural events, insurance risks related to a changing climate, and advising large investment portfolios as to the blind spots in their approach.
I will be interested to see the response when this podcast goes up in the next couple weeks.
For now, the mud wrestling is over. The thread is locked, so the wrasslers can go clean up and find another thread to pollute.
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