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Old 06-01-2007, 05:41 AM
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Bush's New Environment Plan

Why a new plan? Why not amend the Kyoto Protocol to include India and China?


US President George Bush said on Thursday he would urge major industrialised nations at a summit next week to join a new global framework for fighting climate change after the Kyoto Protocol lapses.

"The United States will work with other nations to establish a new framework on greenhouse gas emissions for when the Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012," he said in a speech laying out his agenda for the June 6-8 G8 summit in Germany.



Bush pushes new climate change plan - Environment - smh.com.au
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Old 06-01-2007, 10:07 AM
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Why a new plan? Why not amend the Kyoto Protocol to include India and China?


US President George Bush said on Thursday he would urge major industrialised nations at a summit next week to join a new global framework for fighting climate change after the Kyoto Protocol lapses.

"The United States will work with other nations to establish a new framework on greenhouse gas emissions for when the Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012," he said in a speech laying out his agenda for the June 6-8 G8 summit in Germany.



Bush pushes new climate change plan - Environment - smh.com.au
Excellent point. My view is as follows.

We can all sit around and debate global warming and greenhouse effects all day. I can provide a thousand links that say it's real and caused by humans, someone else can provide a thousand links that says it's not. The simple fact is I don't want pollutants around, weather they are causing warming or not. I don't want to breathe them and I don't want to drink them..

Additionally, reliance on a finite energy source such as carbon based fuel is archaic, self destructive, and bound to lead the world down a path to economic disaster. Renewable energy is our future as oil and coal will run out someday. Better to invest in research now, rather than wait until we are out.
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Old 06-01-2007, 06:41 PM
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Why a new plan? Why not amend the Kyoto Protocol to include India and China?


US President George Bush said on Thursday he would urge major industrialised nations at a summit next week to join a new global framework for fighting climate change after the Kyoto Protocol lapses.

"The United States will work with other nations to establish a new framework on greenhouse gas emissions for when the Kyoto Protocol expires in 2012," he said in a speech laying out his agenda for the June 6-8 G8 summit in Germany.



Bush pushes new climate change plan - Environment - smh.com.au
I'm guessin' it will be like most Bush environmental acts. It will have a neat upbeat name... like The Clean Air ACT for the 21st century or The Clear Skies Initiative. While in reality it loosens regulations and lowers standards.
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