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EPA Calls Global Warming a Significant Health Threat
Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency said it would make no effort to regulate greenhouse gases. Today, that same EPA was part of an inter-agency group reporting that more people will die because of global warming. Will the Bush Administration tackle the global warming or leave that to the next administration?
Last week, the Environmental Protection Agency said it would make no effort to regulate greenhouse gases. Today, that same EPA was part of an inter-agency group reporting that more people will die because of global warming. Will the Bush Administration tackle the global warming or leave that to the next administration? Stephen Power, who covers energy and environmental policy for the Wall Street Journal, looks at the Bush Administration, science and public health.
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