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Not that I'm a Bush fan, but Kyoto doesn't include China and India,  
and his proposal, as late as it is, does.


On Jun 1, 2007, at 7:51 PM, Lance A. Brown wrote:

> Scott Lundgren said the following on 6/1/2007 7:45 PM:
> > I was enjoying a nice orange ozone day in the Charlotte air when I
> > heard on the morning news that President Bush had proposed a CO2
> > reduction program. When I heard this I thought, why doesn't the US
> > just sign the Kyoto Treaty? Ergo, my question to well informed INW-
> > land, is what are the major differences between what Bush proposed
> > and the Kyoto Treaty ?
>
> I'm not well-informed, but I'd say that Bush signing the Kyoto  
> treaty at
> this point would just highlight how much of a wrong-headed jackass  
> he's
> been about it all along.  So now he comes out with his own program and
> gets try to to claim he's for the environment.
>
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