So NOAA agrees that it is in fact getting hotter in here.

More evidence of the problem.... and more foot dragging by the politicians.

To cure our global warming problem, our politicians must be honest with the issue of carpooling and the governments addictions to the taxation of cars.

Here is the full story from the AP

On Aug 22,2007 the State of California put forth their press release related to the Western Climate Initiative Statement of Regional Goal.

Besides the lies and coverup that the Initiative allows for. They still tout that we will get to 75% reductions by 2050.

The politicians are not doing much to help us reduce our use of fossil fuels. Suggesting alternative fuels that actually burn more oil energy than the alternative produces.

There are no initiatives to reduce the rate at which we burn the remaining oil.

You shall see how that might actually get us to 80% reductions by 2032

It appears that AB 32 (Global Warming Solutions Act of 2006) Legislation may be beginning to show its thin shell.

Two of the top people at the California Air Resources Board have left. Just when they got the early actions approved too.

Is this just a way for some politicians to have someone else to blame for global warming than themselves.

The California Air Resources Board staff, under the authority of AB 32 (assembly bill 32), are wrapping up the completion of the list of Discrete Early Actions that the State can take before 2011 to combat global warming.

The following is our public testimony urging the ARB staff to support carpooling and rideshare incentives as part of the early action items.

We believe that there are between 19 and 60 Million Metric Tons of CO2 that can be removed each year by following our plan.

Rideshare sites such as http://ridebay.com represent a market based approach to rideshare that results in a zero-emissions technology for the passenger. I call on the ARB to use it’s authority under Assembly Bill 32 to promote early actions to support the roll of rideshare in reducing our Green House Gas emissions.