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For those who do not believe that the United States occupies the bulk of the responsibility to tackle global warming, I say this, remember, this country represents only 4.6% of world population, but at the same time, manages to give off 24% of global CO2 emissions. In comparison, China, representing 21% of the global population, also releases 13% of CO2 emissions. And the EU which is what was 6.3% of world population, gives only 14% of greenhouse gas emissions. Since George W Bush has reversed the position of the United States to the Kyoto Protocol in 2001, often illegally modify reports by climatologists on the results of global warming, we're producing more total greenhouse gas world wide as we did when we were in 1990 to 36.1%. The reason most citied rejecting the current administration's global warming treaty that would harm business and ultimately the economy. This same group of squatters who were White House oversight of our economy in freefall for the past 8 years. Ironically, the three biggest U.S. automakers manufactures, GM, Ford and Chevrolet are on the verge of collapse in part because they continue to insist on the construction of large gas cars and horrible inefficient nobody wants to buy. Compare these firms with Honda, Toyota and Mitsubishi, all of which are now focusing on hybrid and fuel cell vehicles and an apology from the Bush White House seem mighty thin. To make matters worse, this week we learned that the regime of George Bush on plans to further weaken the Act's air quality by giving more latitude mining companies to pollute. A recent editorial in The New York Times, "In the coming weeks, we expect the Environmental Protection Agency to issue a final decision that could undermine a program created by the Clean Air Act, which requires utilities to install of modern pollution controls when they modernize their plants to produce more power. The agency is also expected to issue a final rule that would be easier for coal plants to locate near the national parks in defiance of longstanding congressional mandate to protect air quality in areas of special recreational or natural value. Interior is also pending approval from the EPA on a proposal that would make it easier for mining companies to dump toxic mine waste in valleys and streams. "And when it comes to international efforts by the UN to curb the problem of global warming, the United States has filibustered each comparison effort.By, China and the EU have been moving in opposite direction. According to environmental experts Vexen Crabtree, China alone has reduced their greenhouse emissions by 17% since the mid-1990s. While Bill Clinton is guilty of plenty of deregulation itself, it was in front, at least very thought enough to have signed the U.S. in terms of the Kyoto International fight against global warming, along convince China to do likewise. Japan and Russia also agreed to sign the pact. The law was intended to reduce greenhouse gas emissions to 8% of the world than it was in 1990. The reduction would take place between 2008 and 2012. But according to the expert of the United States top climate, James Hansen, even this does not go far enough. According to Hansen, industrialized countries will achieve zero emissions sooner rather than later, see Columbia University link below.George W Bush has certainly pushed us further into the rabbit hole to the point some of the deniers of global warming are led to rethink their position, even if they are looking for every reason to deny that its due to human activity and many climatologists think we've reached the point of no return. Further more, the political climate of the White House are pushing venerable nations and continents like Africa to positions of crisis. This includes, longer dry periods and growth of the world's refugees. Although we are not quite that of the creation of these problems is leadership of our country that contributes to dictate political climate in the world decade decade.Until next time.

When my daughter was a little girl and I put him to bed, I would say "Go to bed soon, I'll tell you an interesting" My idea was to get acquainted with the corrupting it to discover the pleasure of face its own sake. I think it worked and it is a brilliant, intelligent, curious sort of person, besides being beautiful. When I told her she said: "Dad, you're my father you're supposed to think that this does not mean it's true." What more proof could you want this astute observation These are a selection of facts? They told her to all sorts of ages, but the date mostly from years later, primarily because they were younger and I remember, on the other hand, a large number of facts past were very short and simple. Sometimes the facts change I will ------------------------------------------- --- A long night, I told him "You know that there are three states of being solid, liquid and gas. Like when the water is very cold, ice is a little hotter it becomes water, then hot and it turns into steam. Most things go through these three states, but some, such as iodine, failed, which means they go straight from solid to a gas and miss the little liquid. "What is iodine?" Ellie asked. This is an item in a group called the halogens, a very useful group of chemicals that react with all sorts of things to do a lot of useful compounds. Of the most reactive to the least reactive, they are fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine. "And then, in answer to his question about iodine," Yes, it condenses to a solid straight again. "That is a fact that has been washed away with himself, I I started for him say that the glass at normal room temperature, is a liquid, but a very viscous, viscous explain what it meant, and tell him about glass tiles very old churches that have run in Over the centuries so that the top is thinner than the bottom. I went back to that other night, that night we got into the way things are chemically joined to do something completely new and different, such as chlorine and sodium salt making. Since then I have heard that glass is a myth, the glass is so viscous and old-time manufacturing of glass so inaccurate, it would be equally likely to find the upper part thicker than the bottom and that the plasma , which I thought the gas deionized, should be considered a state of being, I do not know. Bedside facts come straight from my head, I can not get things. Of course, I would not tell a deliberate lie Ellie, but I do not check, do not count on me. This is not a next Apocrypha (from the Greek word meaning "false writings"), I checked the dictionary before I put Ellie to bed. "In France there is a town called Nimes. The inhabitants of Nimes has discovered a way of weaving cotton so it is very strong. The painting has become well known and has been called canvas Nimes. Over time, the bit of cloth fell and it became "de Nîmes" like "A Wilton" can describe a particular type of carpet in English. In French the word "of" is "" This is joined on the bit of Nimes and it became jeans, denim has become. Denim is not the only type of cloth to get the name of a city of Damascus, a kind of thick cotton embroidered on both sides with silk and used for old tablecloths fashioned from Damascus. That day we went shopping and Ellie.? his first pair of jeans right =================== Remember denim on the fact I asked a well leads to another and talk about names reminds me . - - "Most cheeses are named after where they are made, Cheddar Cheddar Gorge is where, Gloucester Gloucestershire and so on. but not Stilton. Stilton cheese was made in western countries, but the farmer who lived near the road and diligence used to put on the car to take a coaching inn big it was sold in Stilton. They found very popular and has purchased all of its production though, the cheese was not made Stilton, which was where he came from as far as people who bought it was concerned and that became his name. If you go too long after a train of thought as it becomes boring, it is better to take a break and come back on later ================== === ==== Alexander the Great, an epithet like no other. Titles like "The Pious" and "The Good" are simply not in the same class, I do not even remember the names that go with it one evening, I told Ellie ---. . "Phillip was the king of Macedonia about 2,300 years ago and had a son named Alexander, when Alexander was about sixteen years of horse traders from a place called Thesselay came to his court Thesselay father was a land of grassy plains famous for his horses, perhaps this was the idea of the brand in Middle-earth comes from a horse, they brought with them was a beautiful black stallion. King wanted the horse, but he did not want to mount, as they tried to climb threw them. Disappointed Phillip turned to leave and saw Alexander was in the back of the crowd of men whispering that the boys when they disagree with their elders. as fathers do, he asked if he thought he could do what the grown men could not. Alexander said "yes" so that his father told him to try it and buy the horse for him if he could ride it, I do not know if he said what would happen if he could not, but of course he did. Walking on the horse the boy took the bride to the round of horses and riding. What Alexander had noticed is that the horse's back was to the sun and changing the shape of its shadow that the man was mounted spooking him.