Hillary says survival of the world depends on Biden getting elected.
History shows that which party is in control of the White House has no impact on atmospheric CO2 levels, which are controlled by Asian countries.
Global Monitoring Laboratory – Carbon Cycle Greenhouse Gases
Four years ago, Scientific American pulled exactly the same scam.
“Scientific American Endorses Joe Biden
On the environment and climate change, Biden wants to spend $2 trillion on an emissions-free power sector by 2035, build energy-efficient structures and vehicles, push solar and wind power, establish research agencies to develop safe nuclear power and carbon capture technologies, and more. The investment will produce two million jobs for U.S. workers”
Scientific American Endorses Joe Biden | Scientific American
Biden and Obama pulled the same scam in 2008.
“Help create five million new jobs by strategically investing $150 billion over the next ten years to catalyze private efforts to build a clean energy future.”
Microsoft Word – Fact Sheet Energy Speech 082508 FINAL.doc
“The 5 Million Green Jobs That Weren’t
In 2008 candidate Barack Obama promised to create 5 million green jobs. He laid out a plan to invest $150 billion over 10 years that would advance a clean-energy economy built around biofuels, hybrid cars, low-emission coal plants, and renewable sources such as solar and wind. How many has he actually created?
The Bureau of Labor Statistics began tracking green jobs two years ago, but it counts only how many existed as of the end of 2010. It doesn’t keep a running total of newly created jobs, so there’s no way to tell how many existed before Obama’s election. The Brookings Institution also has a tally, but it too goes only through 2010, and of the nearly 2.7 million green jobs it identifies, most were bus drivers, sewage workers, and other types of work that don’t fit the “green jobs of the future” that Obama imagined. The report does zero in on cleantech, which includes the wind, solar, fuel-cell, and smart-grid industries. In 2010, Brookings shows, there were 184,699 such jobs nationwide—up 2,642 since the president took office in 2009.”