Which Way, L.A.?
Global Warming
After much anticipation, President Clinton has announced his strategy to combat global warming. Reactions run from lukewarm to downright cold. Is it too much - or not enough? Are we really faced with the end of the age of fossil fuel burning?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readCARL POPE : Executive Director of the Sierra Club. He's been with the organization for the past 20 years and has served on the Boards of numerous environmental organizations including California League of Conservation Voters, National Clean Air Coalition and Zero Population Growth. KATIE MCGINTY: Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality, serving as President Clinton's senior advisor on environment, natural resources and sustainable development issues. FRED PALMER: General Manager and Chief Executive Officer of Western Fuels Association and its four affiliated companies. His organization is a member of the Global Climate Coalition. MICHAEL MARVIN: Executive Director of the Business Council for Sustainable Energy, representing businesses and trade associations concerned with energy efficiency.DR. WOLFHAM SCHOETT: A physicist and the science attach- to the German Embassy in Washington D.C. PAUL O'SULLIVAN: Minister and Deputy Chief of Mission at the Australian Embassy in Washington D.C.
