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“I am the son of two mathematicians,” Cruz said in his opening
statements. “I believe that public policy should follow the actual
science and the actual data and evidence, and not political and partisan
claims that run contrary to the science and data and analysis.”
Cruz
told the story of a scientific ship that got stuck in Antarctic ice in
the summer of 2013, and said that climate “alarmists” predicted that
there would be no ice that year.
“On Christmas Eve, they became stuck in ice, ice that the climate-industrial complex had assured us had vanished,” he said.
Cruz,
chairman of a Commerce Committee subpanel, repeatedly referred to
satellite data that showed a long pause in global warming, data that
recent studies have rebuked.
“According to the satellite data,
there has been no significant global warming for the past 18 years,” he
said. “Those are the data. Global-warming alarmists don’t like these
data. They are inconvenient to their narrative. But facts and evidence
matter.”
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