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McCain urges free-market principles to reduce global warming
iht.com May 12, 2008
Republican John McCain, reaching out to both independents and green-minded social conservatives, argues that global warming is undeniable and the country must take steps to bring it under control while adhering to free-market principles. ... "For all of the last century,...
McCain: I was pro-environment before Clinton, Obama
freerepublic.com May 15, 2008
NORTH BEND, Wash. - John McCain on Tuesday cast Democratic rivals Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton as latecomers to the environmental battle, saying he would be willing to debate the issue with either of them in the general election to underscore his experience with the issue. "People will...
Polluting the Message
redstate.com May 14, 2008
Sen. John McCain has called for a summer gas tax holiday to help consumers dealing with the rising cost of filling their tanks. Most observers, including this one, think that the temporary aspect of McCain’s suspension makes it nothing more than political pandering. But we’ll accept that because...
McCain's Gift to the Green Movement
cnn.com May 14, 2008
Christopher Morris / VII for TIME On the rain-swept balcony of a nature center perched high above Rattlesnake Lake in the Cascade Mountains of Washington, John McCain is describing the chasm that separates him from George W. Bush on global warming. When you boil it all down, global warming is the...
McCain targets India, China for global warming
hindu.com May 14, 2008
Washington (PTI): Accusing India and China of being the greatest contributors to global warming, presumptive Republican Presidential candidate John McCain has said the US will have an obligation to act if the efforts to negotiate an international pact to deal with the problem does not succeed....
Global Warming Is Not Global, Sorry Senator McCain
strata-sphere.com May 14, 2008
The fact of the matter is if you look at the data the 'global' warming phenomena is not global - it is centered over one (obvious) region of the world). Check out this map of the global temperature variances for March 2008: Notice the clear hot spot over Asia, which ...
Warming to McCain
freerepublic.com May 14, 2008
In his climate speech on Monday, Mr. McCain exhibited (as the press usually does) a complete lack of consciousness of the fact that evidence of warming is not evidence of what causes warming. Yet policy must be a matter of costs and benefits, adjusted for the uncertainties involved. Which brings...
Stumping on Climate, McCain Faults Bush - New York Times
newsvine.com May 14, 2008
News Type: Event — Seeded on Wed May 14, 2008 9:16 AM EDT NORTH BEND, Wash. — Senator John McCain intensified his criticism of President Bush and the administration’s environmental polices on Tuesday, taking a walk in the cold, rain-drenched foothills of the Cascade Mountains and asserting that...
Change this
powerlineblog.com May 14, 2008
Senator McCain gave his speech on "climate change policy" this week at a wind power company training facility in Portland, Oregon. Senator McCain proposes a mandatory limit on greenhouse gas emissions and a cap-and-trade system to implement the limit. So far as can be deduced from this speech,...
Dems, McCain Jockey on Environment
washingtonpost.com May 14, 2008
By Juliet Eilperin NORTH BEND, WA--Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama are rejecting Republican rival John McCain's characterization of them as newcomers to the issue of global warming. McCain (Ariz.) said Tuesday that voters would trust him more than the Democrats on climate change...
Dems, McCain Jockey for Environmental Mantle
washingtonpost.com May 14, 2008
By Juliet Eilperin NORTH BEND, WA--Sens. Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barrack Obama are rejecting Republican rival John McCain's characterization of them as newcomers to the issue of global warming. McCain (Ariz.) said Tuesday that voters would trust him more than the Democrats on climate change...
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Environment, Climate Change, Energy, Global Warming, Environmental Damage, Utilities, Barack Obama, John McCain, Hillary Clinton, George W. Bush, China