But Bachmann said that CO2 is harmless, so it must be true.
Every doctor on the face of the Earth says CO2 is harmless in the quantities present in the atmosphere.
I don't think I'm ever going to get over how the RW just throws out a statement like this and nobody challenges it. It's absurd to even consider that.
This is from the AMA website.
AMA meeting: Global warming has health toll, delegates warn
Orlando, Fla. -- Most climate scientists say the Earth is getting hotter and that human activity is speeding up the process. At its Interim Meeting in November, the AMA House of Delegates agreed with the scientific consensus.
The house endorsed the findings of the United Nations' Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. Delegates also warned that climate change could have dramatic public health consequences, causing heat waves, drought and flooding, cutting potable water supplies, displacing populations and spreading infectious diseases.
Policymakers should "work to reduce human contributions" to global warming, says the AMA's new policy, which is based on a report from the Association's Council on Science and Public Health.
amednews: AMA meeting: Global warming has health toll, delegates warn :: Dec. 1, 2008 ... American Medical News
Warming Threatens Public Health, Groups Warn
Medical and public health groups are banding together to explain how global warming has taken a toll on human health and will continue to cause food-borne illnesses, respiratory problems, and deaths unless policy changes are enacted.
In a Thursday conference call with reporters, the heads of the American Medical Association (AMA) and the American Public Health Association (APHA) joined with a pediatrician and a scientist to lay out what they say is a major public health issue: climate change caused by global warming.
The "evidence has only grown stronger" that climate change is responsible for an increasing number of health ills, including asthma, diarrheal disease, and even deaths from extreme weather such as heat waves, said Georges Benjamin, MD, executive director of the APHA.
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