Greenhouse politics
Tags: GLOBAL warming; POLITICAL science
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- Cooling warming. // Christian Science Monitor;12/15/97, Vol. 90 Issue 14, p16
Editorial. Asserts that Americans will be bombarded by opinion-molding by politicians regarding the global warming agreement decided in Kyoto, Japan in December 1997. Need for a sensible debate on ways to improve energy efficiency and curb emissions; Suggestions of things America should do to...
- Don't hold your breath. Samuelson, Robert J. // Newsweek;07/14/97, Vol. 130 Issue 2, p57
Opinion. Comments on global warming and its status as an environmental crisis in 1997. Expected reaction of the United States government; What is known and unknown about global warming; Why global warming promises to be a source of national hypocrisy; The resolution of West Virginia Senator...
- Global warmers. Corry, John // American Spectator;Nov97, Vol. 30 Issue 11, p52
Focuses on the influence of politics and media commentary on global warming policy. How American Vice-President Al Gore described global warming; Contradictions on economic predictions on the impact of the phenomenon; Argument about the greenhouse effect.
- In politics today, bad science imitates dubious art. Chase, Alston // Enterprise/Salt Lake City;03/23/98, Vol. 27 Issue 39, p17
Talks on the decline of political and scientific interest over global warming in the United States. Focus of the government on other subjects; Possibility of a large asteroid to hit Earth; Presence of reports on the unpredictability of climate.
- Haves and have-nots. // New Leader;01/26/98, Vol. 81 Issue 1, p4
Focuses on some events happening in the world politically and environmentally. Attempts of the third world countries to control global warming; Events that happened during the half century of Cold Car; Major polluters' reactions when they failed to persuade the less polluting countries to...
- CO2 sucker-punch. Cosh, Colby // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine;8/05/96, Vol. 23 Issue 34, p16
Discusses the reactions of Federal Environment Minister Sergio Marchi to the 1996 research on global warming. His intentions to make Canada a world leader in reducing greenhouse gas emissions that are allegedly causing the global warming phenomenon; His avoidance of discussing the costs of...
- Hot air on global warming. // World Watch;May/Jun1990, Vol. 3 Issue 3, p35
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- Say, why doesn't the CBC start a national news program? Byfield, Link // Alberta Report / Newsmagazine;07/07/97, Vol. 24 Issue 30, p2
Editorial. Criticizes the CBC national news as being more entertainment than factual. The CBC special report on Canada's decision not to cut CO2 emissions as melodramatic; Inadequacies of models used to predict global warming; Arguments against curtailing CO2 emissions, including the author's...
- Fast track & green track. // Christian Science Monitor;10/2/97, Vol. 89 Issue 216, p20
Opinion. Examines the connection between global standards for emissions of so-called greenhouse gases like carbon dioxide and international trade. US President Bill Clinton's call for developing nations to be held to the same emissions standards as developed countries; How the Democrats in...
