[.cnI redruM]

Hey Al! How's that for inconvenient truth, you huckster!

[2banana]

The US also dwarfs the Europeans in reforestation efforts...

[CottShop]

Arrrrrrgh -noooooo, it's all our fault- we're the big bad ugly national scurge on the world- you must be a republican posting such lies lol

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[RightWhale]

EUers also accuse the US of unilateral actions. Should we feel guilt for that? Even if we should, we don't, but the EU easily has ten times the unilateral actions.

[Stultis]

IBBF!

(In Before "Bush's Fault"!)

[Shots]

OH NO Al Gore is proven wrong again LOL

[kinoxi]

I think they should respond with a 25 hour work week, that'll fix us.

[tractorman]

I guess the hybrid Bentleys aren’t working so well.

[SolidWood]

bttt

[Stultis]

The United States has spent more than any other country on research and technologies to reduce emissions

And I believe Bush also has a longstanding program to share such technologies at low cost or no cost with developing nations, so we're also doing more to reduce emissions in non-Kyoto countries like India and China were some of the biggest present problems, and certainly the greatest future problems, lay.

Of course the BIDS ridden "environmentalist" movement doesn't care, and most probably don't even know, about these facts. But then this movement is all but entirely ideological anyway. It hasn't been about facts, or about the environment for that matter, for decades.

[popdonnelly]

Of course. We've been mandating improvements in air quality since the 1970's. Europe has been lagging behind us for that entire period. To say nothing of the failure of socialist paradises like Russia and China to improve their air quality. Nonetheless, we are expected to bear the costs of improving air quality ourselves. How convenient for those other countries who cannot or will not spend money themselves to improve air quality.

[Egon]

Don't know why, but this reminds me of a long-standing argument I had with my wife.

For the first year or so of our marriage, she was constantly accusing me of messing up the bathroom sink, and leaving the area thrashed.

Then, we built a house with separate, his-and-her bathroom sinks.

Lot less arguing going on now-- and my side of the room is always spotless. Very enlightening.

[Fraxinus]

the business-led efforts are paying off.

This is the problem that the Eviros have with the US our efforts are not done by direct government mandate.

Ever notice that National Security concers are never brought up by leftists when they start talking about alternative fuels?

[Fraxinus]

the business-led efforts are paying off.

This is the problem that the Eviros have with the US our efforts are not done by direct government mandate.

Ever notice that National Security concers are never brought up by leftists when they start talking about alternative fuels?

[cripplecreek]

Hey euroweenies, look what I did. I did it without consulting Al Gore, the UN or the EU. Even worse I did it without any permits or fees.



Next on my agenda I will replant what I please, where I please, when I please and without anyones permission.

The end result will be that I will have far more sucess at protecting the environment than any carbon share, fee, or permission slip can ever do.

[Knitting A Conundrum]

If you listen to the greenies, we have the dirtiest air and water and misuse of land imaginable. But it hasn't been so for a long, long time.

[VaBthang4]

Yeah but the Euros still got us beat on "Testicle-Free Zones".

[TYVets]

This is not good enough.

The United States must suffer. (/S)

[VRWCmember]

Hmm, market based solutions more effective than policy-driven mandates. Who'd have thought it?

[BJClinton]

U.N. data show U.S. greener than EU

That's because Al Gore invented environmentalism.

[nutmeg]

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