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:Some 22,000 magnificent [[polar bear]]s now roam the [[Arctic]], and their numbers continue to increase. But bureaucrats and [[environmental activists]] want the bears designated as a "threatened" species.  

:Some 22,000 magnificent [[polar bear]]s now roam the [[Arctic]], and their numbers continue to increase. But bureaucrats and [[environmental activists]] want the bears designated as a "threatened" species.  

Doing so would put courts and bureaucrats in charge of any activity that produces [[greenhouse gases]]. [https://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080205/COMMENTARY/97426567/1012/COMMENTARY&template=nextpage]

Doing so would put courts and bureaucrats in charge of any activity that produces [[greenhouse gases]]. [https://www.washingtontimes.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080205/COMMENTARY/97426567/1012/COMMENTARY&template=nextpage]

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"Zero carbon" (short for zero carbon dioxide) is a phrase used by proponents of the AGW theory to denote the phasing out of fossil fuels.  Various dates have been set for the achievement of this task.  Many governments have set 2040 as the date for banning production of vehicles with petrol and diesel engines and 2050 as the date for complete elimination of fossil fuel use. The group [[Extinction Rebellion]] wants all fossil fuel use to end by 2025.  It hardly needs to be said that none of these targets is achievable.

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