You took the words right out of my mouth.
Independent (1/4/21) reports: "Rock musician Meat Loaf thinks Greta Thunberg has been brainwashed into thinking climate change is real. The singer, 72, said he 'feels' for the 17-year-old, whom he thinks has 'been forced' into her beliefs. 'I feel for that Greta,' he told Mail Online. “She has been brainwashed into thinking that there is climate change and there isn’t.' He continued: 'She hasn’t done anything wrong, but she’s been forced into thinking that what she is saying is true.' Last year, climate activist Thunberg – who was named Time’s person of the year – sparked the fury of Jeremy Clarkson, who called her, among other things, a 'stupid idiot' who is 'causing young children sleepless nights.'"
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"The work of the Environmental Protection Agency—to protect human health and the environment—shouldn’t be exempt from public scrutiny. This is why we are promulgating a rule to make the agency’s scientific processes more transparent.
Too often Congress shirks its responsibility and defers important decisions to regulatory agencies. These regulators then invoke science to justify their actions, often without letting the public study the underlying data. Part of transparency is making sure the public knows what the agency bases its decisions on."
– Andrew Wheeler,
EPA Administrator
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