Crimes Against Nature
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Global warming, he said in his second debate with Al Gore, “needs to be taken very seriously.”1 While he opposed the Kyoto Protocol,2 the international agreement to slow down global warming, he proclaimed that under his leadership the United States would tackle the problem by strictly regulating CO2, the principal greenhouse gas, projecting the image of a man determined to take a thoughtful approach to the environment.3 As it turns out, he left this campaign promise on the stump.
Barely three mo...nths into office, Bush walked away from his pledge. It was, quite possibly, an unprecedented turnaround — I can’t remember a president who’s violated a major campaign promise so soon after his election, scorning the mandate that put him in office.4 The move revealed the depth of industry clout at the White House. But as Bush and his advisers would learn, backpedaling on the environment doesn’t play well in Peoria.
The “greenhouse effect” was first predicted in 1896, in a paper written by a Nobel Prize–winning Swedish chemist named Svante Arrhenius.5 In 1988, NASA scientist James Hansen riveted the world when he testified before Congress that greenhouse gases were warming our climate with dire consequences for the future.6 Since then we have developed better computer modeling and collected reams of scientific evidence — and seen 10 of the warmest years on record.7 The ranks of the skeptics have thinned to a small army of industry-funded charlatans whose voices are amplified through the bullhorn of Rush Limbaugh and the shills at the Heritage Foundation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Global warming, he said in his second debate with Al Gore, “needs to be taken very seriously.”1 While he opposed the Kyoto Protocol,2 the international agreement to slow down global warming, he proclaimed that under his leadership the United States would tackle the problem by strictly regulating CO2, the principal greenhouse gas, projecting the image of a man determined to take a thoughtful approach to the environment.3 As it turns out, he left this campaign promise on the stump.
Barely three mo...nths into office, Bush walked away from his pledge. It was, quite possibly, an unprecedented turnaround — I can’t remember a president who’s violated a major campaign promise so soon after his election, scorning the mandate that put him in office.4 The move revealed the depth of industry clout at the White House. But as Bush and his advisers would learn, backpedaling on the environment doesn’t play well in Peoria.
The “greenhouse effect” was first predicted in 1896, in a paper written by a Nobel Prize–winning Swedish chemist named Svante Arrhenius.5 In 1988, NASA scientist James Hansen riveted the world when he testified before Congress that greenhouse gases were warming our climate with dire consequences for the future.6 Since then we have developed better computer modeling and collected reams of scientific evidence — and seen 10 of the warmest years on record.7 The ranks of the skeptics have thinned to a small army of industry-funded charlatans whose voices are amplified through the bullhorn of Rush Limbaugh and the shills at the Heritage Foundation.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kennedy, Jr. Robert F. to read onlineMoreLess
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