Bush Administration Comes Unraveled Around the Climate Issue
Even as President Bush tries to sabotage California's proposed auto mileage standards, U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice said the world needs a revolution in energy that transcends oil, gas and coal to prevent problems from climate change.
The Administration's position on climate change has become increasingly muddled — with the President telling large Asian emitters they will need only to cut their "energy intensity" 25 percent by 2050, even as John Marburger, the President's Science Adviser declared that climate change is "man made." He made that statement around the same time a federal judge rebuked the Bush Administration for refusing to release the National Assessment on the impacts of climate change in the US.
TAGS: climate change, condoleezza rice, george w bush, global warming, Government Policy, Ross Gelbspan, US
