U.S. Mayors Embracing Kyoto Rules

[Matty]

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/05/14/na...06&ei=5088

[thatpfunk]

Thankfully there are a few people in this world with some sense.

[vulturesrow]

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Thankfully there are a few people in this world with some sense.

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These mayors definitely arent among those. Even our most hard core global warming fans on this board hate the Kyoto Treaty.

[superleeds]

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Even our most hard core global warming fans on this board hate the Kyoto Treaty

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I don't.

[vulturesrow]

Yeah well Wacki and Zeno both think it is a sham. Thats good enough for me quite frankly.

[superleeds]

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Yeah well Wacki and Zeno both think it is a sham

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Oh. I didn't realise that.
Nope, I still think that something (regardless of its flaws) is better than nothing (or to be more precise the continuing and increasing poisening of the planet).

[Kurn, son of Mogh]

Explain why the two most populous countries in the world should be exempt.

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Explain why the two most populous countries in the world should be exemp

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Because the authors live in the real world.

[thatpfunk]

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These mayors definitely arent among those. Even our most hard core global warming fans on this board hate the Kyoto Treaty.

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Yes, god forbid our politicians attempt to do something good for the environment. What idiots they are.

[jaxmike]

Kyoto is an absolute joke.

Hey, lets punish the number 1 polluter in the world, who also cleans up more pollution than the rest of the world combined just about. Yet give a free and total pass to the number 2 polluter in the world who cleans up almost nothing. Yea, that will really help the environment.

Kyoto is one of the worst and most meaningless treaties ever written by man.