Re: OFF TOPIC: 110ºF in North Dakota

We all have to do more. But letting companies pollute that we set to be
shut down because they are part of your base is a problem, and he did that
immediately when he came in office that IS his fault.

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Sue -- Firefighter mom -- Still Rabid UW Dawg Fan!
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"JulieW8" <seemysig@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Sat, 29 Jul 2006 19:24:01 -0700, "Susan Mitchell"
<medlawtrans@xxxxxxxxxxx> gave thanks and said:

It isn't a hoax. I really want to see Al Gore's move, An Inconvenient
Truth
and read the book by the same name. It lists things individuals can do
as
well as the nation. What the idiot in the white house could have done
(to
answer another post) is sign the Kyoto Treaty that other countries signed
to
work with the world on global warming. He could have continued Clinton's
plant closings, not reopen polluting plants that were set to be closed
and
to not even allow discussions of off shore drilling or arctic drilling
for
oil and start more discussions of safe, nonpollutant fuel alternatives
and
heavy fines for pollutions from the companies that continues to break the
rules -- that he has continued to allow so why would he care since he
allows
it.

From the Los Angeles Times:
"The heat was unreal, so blistering that a windowsill thermometer
overlooking Olympic Boulevard in downtown Los Angeles blew its top
when the mercury hit 130 degrees. People consumed so much water that
parts of the city briefly ran dry. Four people died. Dozens were
hospitalized.

It was still 89 degrees at 1 a.m.

The record hot spell did not occur in 2006, but 1955, long before
scientists raised the prospect of global warming and climate change."

Gore's movie is about each of us taking responsibility. Given your
political bent, I'd think you'd want less government, not more.

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