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To: TimF who wrote (134809)3/22/2001 7:58:18 PM
From: stribe30  Respond to of 1571177
 
Tim said: That is certainly their prerogative. However it doesn't mean that we have to do something as stupid as that.

I sorta can see your point Tim.. I mean.. the US likes to be the best in the world in everything it does.. so why would it want to endorse something that jeporardizes its position as the world's best CO2 emitter? I can see it crystal clear now
:)



To: TimF who wrote (134809)3/22/2001 10:15:31 PM
From: tejek  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1571177
 
If the U.S. goes to Bonn with an obstructionist position, he said, other countries have made clear they would move ahead on ratification of the Kyoto treaty without the U.S.

That is certainly their prerogative. However it doesn't mean that we have to do something as stupid as that.

Tim,

Are you saying that wanting to implement the Kyoto Treaty is stupid?

ted


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