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First ever climate change bill melts away in US Senate

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Jun 7, 2008, 16:20 GMT


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JustMeJun 8th, 2008 - 09:13:13

At least they've moved beyond complete denial.

It's already to late to reverse the planetary processes that have been set in motion. Our corpoate controlled, profit driven, society won't begin to initiate damage control until the climate is so changed that the effects are truly devastating. Of course, by then, there will be nothing that can be done.

It's our generation's legacy. A planet that is horribly damaged. Good luck to our successors, we won't be here to be accountable.

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SP4: NonsenseJun 9th, 2008 - 19:42:02

This is the sketchiest of science. Weather is the most non-linear phenomena in the universe. This iscence is the sketchiest sor tof science and has turned into a religion and a political football.


This is the real reason it failed: socres of legislators do not believe it.


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NoharnessJun 16th, 2008 - 04:15:54

A shining example of what happens when you support 'Yeah-but' Republicans. This Monstrous Scandal should never have made it out of committee.

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