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- Unanimously approved, on voice vote, a House Concurrent Resolution urging President Clinton not to sign the United Nations Kyototreaty on globalwarming. Sen. Don Macnaughtan, D-Wetzel, was not in chambers when the vote was taken.... Published: Wednesday, January 21, 1998 Words: 737
are free of greenhouse emissions. China and other developing nations cling to a principle universally accepted early in the talks on a globalwarmingtreaty: The industrial world must first begin cutting back its emissions before poorer... Published: Sunday, November 23, 1997 Words: 1169
Only the United States, European nations, Japan and other industrialized countries are required to make pollution cuts under the Kyoto agreement. "Since global atmospheric warming is a global problem, without the responsible action... Published: Friday, January 30, 1998 Words: 523
companies and manufacturers turned out in force Monday night to attack environmental rules aimed at reducing smog and curbing globalwarming. More than 60 officials from companies including DuPont, ARCO Chemical and American Electric... Published: Tuesday, February 10, 1998 Words: 749
adamant that they will not go along with mandatory limits." The Clinton administration and Vice President Al Gore have promoted the globalwarmingtreaty as essential to protecting the Earth from major climate disruptions that could... Published: Thursday, December 25, 1997 Words: 831
KYOTO, Japan (AP) - The chief scientist responsible for alerting the world to globalwarming said Sunday the Clinton administration's intentions may be good but its ideas for dealing with the threat fall short of what's needed. "The... Published: Monday, December 01, 1997 Words: 538
NOW THAT the Kyoto Conference in Japan is over, the debate about globalwarming will really begin to heat up. Representatives from the community of nations went home from the conference and began the arduous task of convincing their... Published: Friday, January 16, 1998 Words: 778
AS Vice President Al Gore and other U.S. negotiators wrangle with a global climate treaty in Kyoto, Japan, one huge source of greenhouse gas emissions in the United States is largely overlooked. Minivans and sport utility vehicles... Published: Tuesday, December 09, 1997 Words: 206
by car and business by business. The EPA's call for cleaner, healthier air - which, incidentally, has no connection with the Kyotoglobalwarmingtreaty, as industry lobbyists falsely state - is flexible and fair. It would allow companies... Published: Friday, October 09, 1998 Words: 854
West Virginia would lose 38,000 jobs by 2010 if Congress ratifies a proposed treaty to reduce smog-causing emissions blamed for globalwarming, Gov. Cecil Underwood told a congressional subcommittee Wednesday. The proposal would eliminate... Published: Thursday, May 21, 1998 Words: 356
