- jpg ] alerts: george w. bush is set to let 17,000 of the countries worst industrial polluters off the clean air act hook (Earth Island Institute).
- ''during her time at the epa, president bush's clear skies initiative was introduced, and landmark brownfields legislation to revive abandoned industrial sites was passed (United Technologies).
- it is accepted wisdom to view the re-election of george w bush as a black day for the environment - and so it was, if ratification of the kyoto agreement on climate change or the reining in of american oil-guzzling lifestyles are your criteria
(New Statesman).
- san francisco - august 30, 2002 rainforest action network today ran a full-page ad in the international herald tribune condemning citigroup ceo sandy weill, world bank president james wolfensohn, and president george w. bush for fueling global warming and forest destruction (Rainforest Action Network).
- june 14, 2001 -- global warming president bush clashed with european leaders today in a debate over global warming (Public Broadcasting Service).
- but the us failed to make any commitments to negotiate mandatory reductions in carbon dioxide emissions, a position held since president bush rejected the kyoto protocol in 2001 (Observer).
- 04: steve bell on george bush's stance on climate change kyoto lite (Guardian).
- so has the fact that george w. bush is the worst president this nation has ever seen, from civil rights and liberties to the ecology, economy, military, security, global relations, global warming
(Scoop).
- the us will take part in next may's seminar despite not being a party to the kyoto protocol, because former president george bush senior did sign up to the original climate change convention at the earth summit in 1992
(New Scientist).
- although president bush has questioned the need for the emissions reductions required in the kyoto protocol, recent scientific reports by the international panel on climate change and the us national academy of sciences have been even firmer than earlier ones in their conclusion that emissions reductions are urgently needed
(World Watch Institute).
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SummaryThis project of the ECOresearch Network automatically provides a weekly snapshot of international Web coverage. The results reflect online attention and attitude towards the US presidential candidates. Keywords grouped by political party and geographic region summarize the key issues associated with each candidate.
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