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on march 28 president bush announced he was pulling out of the 1997 kyoto treaty on climate change (Sierra Club).

fearing the disastrous ramifications of a global warming treaty, president bush withdrew the u (Canada Free Press).

president bush said no to the kyoto protocol and has slowly begun to undo some of the damage done by the unratified un treaty, and by agenda 21 (Canada Free Press).

george bush's decision to ignore global warming and pull the plug on kyoto is payback for the energy industries which backed him, reports ed vulliamy (Observer).

the re-election of george bush, an unequivocally combative conservative, and the return of john howard for a fourth term, suggests climate change in american and australian politics rather than seasonal variation (The Australian).

gif ] nrdc's john adams to president bush: don't take the teeth out of the clean air act (05/07/01) (NRDC).

this is why we, as an industry, have endorsed president bush's clear skies initiative in concept (i'll call it ''csi'') (Consol Energy).

, for scientific and economic briefings at the white house and on capitol hill, then heard from more experts in london and brussels, and capped it off with a two-day protest supporting president bush's opposition to the kyoto global warming treaty outside a u (CFACT).

saudi arabia announced that it had approved the kyoto protocol, the treaty on climate change which president bush has been trying to kill (Canada FM).

first and foremost, president bush got us out of that disastrous global warming treaty negotiated by the clinton administration known as the kyoto protocol (search) (Canada Free Press).

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