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White House: “The President supports climate change, is leading the way to slow an international agreement, takes advantage of more Americans, and dramatically increased emissions”
climateprogress.org - 12/17/2008
White House: “The President supports climate change, is leading the way to slow an international agreement, takes advantage of more Americans, and dramatically increased emissions”
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Okay, my headline may have selectively edited the White House’s newly released energy/climate legacy talking points . But I didn’t do anything more than the White House itself did in its unintentionally humorous fact sheet that asserts, “President Bush Has Strengthened ...
Global Warming Gas Emissions Jumped: Discovery News
dsc.discovery.com - 12/16/2008
Global Warming Gas Emissions Jumped: Discovery News
— dsc.discovery.com — Sept. 25, 2008 -- Worldwide man-made emissions of carbon dioxide -- the main gas that causes global... warming -- jumped 3 percent last year, international scientists said Thursday. That means the world is spewing more carbon dioxide than the worst case ... (more) Global Warming Gas Emissions Jumped: Discovery News

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pollanforsecretaryofagriculture.org - 12/15/2008
Pollanforsecretaryofagriculture.org
— pollanforsecretaryofagriculture.org — Fax, email and call your Congressional Representatives and Senators . Most members' websites allow you to fill... out a contact form. It's time to make our Lawmakers aware of our movement. The 111th Congress will be sworn in January 6, 2009. Please ... (more) Pollanforsecretaryofagriculture.org

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Future 'Energy Czar' On Addressing Climate Change
npr.org - 12/16/2008
Future 'Energy Czar' On Addressing Climate Change
— npr.org — National Public Radio: President-elect Barack Obama recently chose Nobel-prize winning physicist Steven Chu to be his energy... secretary. Director of the Dept. of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Chu is an advocate of renewable energy ... (more) Future 'Energy Czar' On Addressing Climate Change

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