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Date: Sat, 1 Oct 2005 08:34:50 -0400 (EDT)
From: Marv Graham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [JBirch] Law of the Sea treaty would prohibit pumping water out of
    New Orleans

Here is an the start of an article on this subject:
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Since it seems the only news fit to print (or air) these days has to do
with Hurricane Katrina and its aftermath, finding a related angle to call
needed public and leadership attention to something else requires a little
ingenuity.

But since the stakes associated with another, largely unremarked story --
involving a drama that will reach its denouement at United Nations
headquarters this week -- may be nothing less than the future sovereignty
and character of the United States, a way must be found.

As it happens, the answer lies in the toxic liquid now being pumped out of
New Orleans into waterways that will, inexorably, contaminate the
international reaches of Gulf of Mexico, and perhaps beyond. The United
States unilaterally determined this potentially huge environmental damage
is justified by the need to recover and restore a major American city, its
population and economy.

Interestingly, shortly before Katrina precipitated this crisis, a gaggle
of former senior government officials wrote Senate Majority Leader Bill
Frist demanding he swiftly effect ratification of the controversial Law of
the Sea Treaty (or LOST) accord. The authors dismissed concerns of
conservatives that LOST would impinge upon U.S. sovereignty and vital
interests.

If the United States were a party to the Law of the Sea Treaty today
though, it is very likely America would be enjoined from dumping New
Orleans' toxic stew into Lake Pontchartrain and the Mississippi River. For
one thing, this would violate the Treaty's environmental obligations to
protect marine life and its habitats, obligations whose sweep makes those
of the Kyoto Treaty seem modest by comparison.
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Read it all at http://www.washtimes.com/commentary/20050912-090351-9594r.htm


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