Why aren't we hearing from the candidates wanting to be governor about their plans for confronting global warming in Wisconsin?
It's not as if global warming is new anymore. According to the latest newspaper reports, global warming has already been changing Wisconsin. The Wisconsin State Journal reported on Thursday that changes have been reported in numerous peer-reviewed studies: "on the birds that trill in our backyards, the lake ice upon which we plop our ice-fishing buckets, the aspen trees that grace our parks" [Ron Seely, Wisconsin State Journal, 10/12/06]. So why aren't we hearing the candidates for guv talk about global warming? Read more .... http://madison.indymedia.org/feature/display/51085/index.php Then before, during, or after the "debates", you might want to respond to "We the People," and to the wider public as well about the way the debates were put together. http://voteeisman.org/respond "We the People" is a consortium of mass media: the Wisconsin State Journal, WISC-TV 3, Wisconsin Public Radio, Wisconsin Public Television, Wood Communications, and WisPolitics.com. The organization is financed by several large corporations: American Family Insurance, American Transmission Company, and Madison Gas & Electric. We the People is not serving the Wisconsin public well by limiting the issues discussed in the debates and by prohibiting bona fide candidates for governor from participating in its debates. http://madison.indymedia.org/feature/display/49332/index.php http://madison.indymedia.org/feature/display/49510/index.php Michael Neuman "We failed to anticipate Pearl Harbor not for want of the relevant materials, but because of a plethora of irrelevant ones." - Roberta Wohlstetter _______________________________________________ Bikies mailing list [email protected] http://www.danenet.org/mailman/listinfo/bikies
