Comments on: Climate Change Hits Home

By: Miles

Miles — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 19:56:10 +0000

Donald, before blindly bashing us with talking points, you should read this report NWF just put out on biofuels -- we're pushing hard to make our biofuels policies more sustainable: http://www.nwf.org/News-and-Magazines/Media-Center/News-by-Topic/Global-Warming/2010/03-30-10-Path-to-sustainable-bionenergy-in-US.aspx Or keep shouting about the liberals, either way. Doesn't sound like you're very open to discussion.

By: Donald P. Underwood

Donald P. Underwood — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:02:47 +0000

Larry,you can`t have it both ways. Your NWF Action Fund is nothing more than a 501(C)4 which directs NWF money for political action. You want to suppress other people/group`s 1st amendment rights as long as you have free reign to express yours.I see that the global warming scandal has not caused you to seriously reflect upon the validity or lack thereof of the science behind the process. Producing ethanol from corn is a devastating process in many ways. If you want to maintain any sense of credibility, don`t be so rigid and quite frankly intellectualy dishonest. Larry, stop following the drum beat of Al Gore, George Soros, and other dangerous people. Read John Coleman`s material about global warming.

By: Donald P. Underwood

Donald P. Underwood — Mon, 22 Mar 2010 16:02:46 +0000

By: Gordon Conover

Gordon Conover — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:40:10 +0000

I’m somewhat suprised at the opinion stated in the NFW View (April/May, 2010). The recent Supreme Court decision allows corporations the same status of influence enjoyed by unions and other special interest groups for over 40 years. Without the corporations you vilify there would be no NWF. These corporations create all of the money/wealth/jobs for our nation and to catorgorize them as some evil influence is just stupid. Where do you think your contributions come from? Sorry, but I cannot join you in what amounts to condemnation of private corporations in America.