Bush's Policy Might Turn USA into Atlantis

[justinsb]

Bush's Policy Might Turn USA into Atlantis If nothing changes

Global warming is one of the most important issues regarding our planet's future safety and, perhaps, even concerning the future of the mankind. It's a problem most industrialized states are trying to tackle, except for the one whose example would have the greatest significance, the United States.

And not only that the U.S. administration has no plans whatsoever to try and reduce the emission of greenhouse gases, but it’s also trying

to cover the scientific facts. If the report is contrary to your interests, just change something in it. Deny any link between the irrational exploitation of resources and the melting of polar ice caps, global warming and rising of the Oceans' level.

As reported by the New York Times last week, Philip Cooney, while occupying the position of chief of staff for the White House Council on Environmental Quality, made a large number of changes in government reports on global warming, minimizing its risks and raising doubts about its validity. Thus, he has completely changed the meaning of all the reports.

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[Tesla]

1. History repeats itself

over and over.....

[jojo54]

2. Atlantis, as in the "lost" continent?

Their refusal to participate in the Kyoto accord is a blatent slap in the face of the intelligent people of this country. It shows that * and his cabal doesn't give one rat's ass about this nation. Shame on him, he will go down as one of the worst (in not the top prize) pResidents ever.