Paul Chesser: Governor’s summit makes cap-and-trade inevitable for the South

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This weekend in Williamsburg, the Southern Governors Association (SGA) has its annual confab. If some reality isn’t injected into the planned panel discussions, their constituents may come away from it stuck with yet another costly cap-and-trade agreement.

Polls from Gallup and Rasmussen this year show the public increasingly doubts catastrophic anthropogenic global warming. Growing numbers of well-credentialed scientists have expressed their skepticism as well.

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