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January 12, 2002. Last month federal and state regulators granted a permit for a giant silver and copper mine that would burrow a length of three miles under a federal wilderness area in Montana, 900 feet below the snowy ridges and the lodgepole pine. The result would be one of the largest underground mines in North America and make this the first time the government had permitted large-scale mining beneath a wilderness area. New York Times. June 27, 2001. Efforts to Save Wetlands Are Inadequate, Study Says. New York Times June 26. Penguins in Trouble Worldwide. New York Times. June 7. PANEL TELLS BUSH GLOBAL WARMING IS GETTING WORSE. A panel of top American scientists declared today that global warming was a real problem and was getting worse, a conclusion that may lead President Bush to change his stand on the issue as he heads next week to Europe, where the United States is seen as a major source of the air pollution held responsible for climate change. Full article. U.S. Losing Status as a World Leader in Climate. New York Times. As leaders on each side defended their positions, the statements underscored tensions in the relationship between the United States and Europe and European leaders' fears that Mr. Bush was marching resolutely to his own drummer as he dealt with foreign policy issues of common concern. Full text. A New Strategy to Help Capture Greenhouse Gas. New York Times. China Said to Sharply Reduce Carbon Dioxide Emissions. New York Times. Florida's Environment: Dry Tortugas National Park is the last frontier of healthy shallow and deep reef habitats in the Florida Keys archipelago. |
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Wouldn't you just know it
Florida, at a cost of over $600 million, has replaced their voting machines across the state. Gov. Jeb Bush, at a news conference, stated that the previous problem was the VOTING public. Since then, a think tank of the nation's newest and brightest minds from all across the United States was formed to address this very confusing issue, and a new voting box was designed. |
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More Flam, BUY BUSH!
Mr. Neil Bush urged the educators to dig into their budgets to buy something: an online American history curriculum developed by an Internet company that he has founded here. The course, which costs $30 a student, seeks to enliven documents like the Articles of Confederation by setting them to a hip-hop beat and illustrating them with Disney-caliber animation. |
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