Steve NoxonGregory is a geologist with more 35 years of studying the Earth’s processes. He is the Executive Director of the CO2 Coalition and the author of Inconvenient Facts: The Science that Al Gor doesn’t want you to know. Today we separate that facts from the fiction of climate change.
Len is a former Connecticut state senator and an expert on energy and the science (?) behind climate change. Today we dive into why gas and oil prices are spiking and just how high the price of these critical resources might go.
CT State Senator Martin joins me to continue to the discussion regarding the Transportation and Climate Initiative program, as well as other issues.
Chris is the President of the CT Energy Marketers Association. He brings the results of a recent study done by his organization that shows that the vast majority of residents are unhappy with gas prices and oppose the state’s entry into the Transportation and Climate Initiative.
CT House Minority Leader Vincent Candelora joins me with an update on the possibility of juvenile justice reform and other issues that could bring another special session.
The Transportation and Climate Initiative that failed to even come up for a vote in the recent regular session may be back in a special session being discussed for September. Sen. Berthel joins me to discuss.
former CT State Senator Len Suzio spells out an even greater concern about the Transportation and Climate Initiative program that Gov. Lamont would like Connecticut to sign onto.
Gregory Wrightstone is a geologist with more than 35 years of studying the Earth’s processes. His book, “Inconvenient Facts: The Science that Al Gore Doesn’t Want You to Know” was the result if a quest for truth about climate change – a subject uncritically reported by the mainstream media of an Earth lurching inexorably toward climate apocalypse.