The University of Minnesota's "Center for Transportation Studies" has issued a "study" that claims that by cutting transportation-related emissions, which account for 24% of overall carbon emissions, the state of Minnesota can achieve a goal of cutting overall carbon emissions by 30%.
A brilliant way of reducing carbon emissions, of course, would be to cut all public funding for this center, and send all participants in this study to a remedial class in mathematics.
It’s Raining Walz
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The Governor’s “State of the State” was last night. And Berg’s 24th Law was
in full effect: Progressive politicians can, and routinely do, say anything
the...
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