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 [Narcissistic views on News/Politics] AP cries that America didn't get sucked into Kyoto nonsense.: ....U.S. officials had lobbied against the inclusion in the G-8 communique of any specific reduction targets, as called for in the 1997 Kyoto Protocol. The United States is the only G-8 country that has refused to ratify the Kyoto treaty, which President Bush said would have "wrecked" the U.S. economy.

[Weblogsky - industrial-strength weblog] Enough!: , Steven Johnson, Ken White, Valdis Krebs, Ross Mayfield, David Weinberger, danah boyd, Philip J. Windley...

 [Blog.thinkgreenmedia.com] Think Green Media - Internet and Environmental Blog: (OK, so blogs are a little self-serving.) Search for environmental blog and environmental blogs in Google. The Think Green Media Blog comes up on the first and third (got to work on that) pages respectively as of the date of this post.

[Gristmill.grist.org] Gristmill: The environmental news blog | Grist Magazine: Big Pielke, as I think I'll start calling him, is a professor of atmospheric science, and the blog -- which just started -- will host fairly technical material on climate science, from the look of it. ("These heterogeneous climate forcings could represent a more significant threat to our future climate system than the risk of an increase in the atmospheric concentration of CO2.")

[Usa2.greenpeace.org] odin2 - Environment & Nature, Endangered Species - Greenpeace ...: The seven G-8 members who ratified the protocol are bound by its reduction targets, and some countries had hoped to use the summit to get the United States to make a similar commitment. Environmental groups such as Friends of the Earth International, WWF International and Greenpeace called the Group of Eight major industrialized nations to task Friday for failing to seriously tackle climate change, and blamed Bush for the impasse.

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