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To: American Spirit who wrote (341192)	1/9/2003 10:23:16 PM
From: DavesM	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 769670

Are you talking about 2002 or 2001? Because, the latest data I have is for 2001, and CO2 emissions decreased 1.1% in the United States (the EU increased .75% and Germany increased >1.5%). I didn't know that emissions dropped by 4% in 2002! For the entire year of 2001, real GDP grew at +.25%. I don't think the numbers for 2002 are out yet, but I'm sure there was no recession in 2002. re:"Greenhouse gases went down 4% last year because industry and the economy hit a bad recession. "