>Yeah, but even if you assume everything said in that article is true
>and accurate, it does not add one drop of green paint to GW's
portrait.
>
>Even according to the article, the closest-to-positive policy
decisions
>GWB actually made regarding the environment were to continue
postponing
>stricter regulations or not touch existing ones, which could
very well
>mean that he just hasn't gotten around to those ones yet. The less
>positive decisions actually cause harm, such as new oil drilling in
>the Alaskan wilderness.
>
>What new policy has GWB created that would actually help
>the environment?
>
>GWB does not deserve any credit. All that article could do would be
>to take away some credit from Clinton & Gore for not acting sooner,
>but at least they _did_ eventually decide for stricter regulations.
>
>
>-- Matt Grimaldi
Did you even read the article? Did you completely miss the
paragraph about diesel fuels? Where does the article SCOLD clit
and junior? It just states that President Bush is continuing the
policies of the glitter twins but the press is howling because he
doesn't act on their pet issues.
For those of you with rose glass, take them off and see the
money. That's the only reason there is any enviornmental causes,
FUNDRAISING. Yes a lot of those groups started as genuine grass
roots, using their own money to fight their fight but now it is
all just a big business. Just like the AARP or breast cancer
groups. They have to be out there every day banging the gong to
keep the spotlight on them so the money will flow in. All the
dupes out there open their mouths for the shovel full of bull
shit the media feeds them.
You want to prove enviornmental groups are good? Find me one that
spends less then 10% on administartion cost, heck make it 25%.
Show me one that uses their money to help a poor community buy an
up to date water filtration plant instead of buying advertising time.
Before I get too out of wack remeber that charity begins at home
and caring about the world should also. Recycle. Keep your car
serviced so it runs efficently. When at work turn the lights off
in a room when you leave it (and watch how many funny stares you
get when you do).
Kevin Tarr
Trump high, lead low
