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]]> By: Anne Hardy http://www.henrypayne.com/index.php/2010/07/newstoon-07-25-10/comment-page-1#comment-7810 Anne Hardy Wed, 28 Jul 2010 00:58:25 +0000 http://www.henrypayne.com/?p=5345#comment-7810 Cap & Trade would do irreparable damage to the economy of every city in the U.S. The most ridiculous part about it is that there is no need for this nonsensical bill. Any 5th grader could show results from a simple internet search that proves it's all cyclical! The 1930s set all time records for heat. There was even a thing called a "dust bowl." Imagine that! There wasn't even much of a winter in 1930/1931 or 1936/1937. Cap & Trade would do irreparable damage to the economy of every city in the U.S.

The most ridiculous part about it is that there is no need for this nonsensical bill. Any 5th grader could show results from a simple internet search that proves it’s all cyclical!

The 1930s set all time records for heat. There was even a thing called a “dust bowl.” Imagine that! There wasn’t even much of a winter in 1930/1931 or 1936/1937.

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