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To: NOW who wrote (48751)	3/27/2006 7:53:50 PM
From: mishedlo	Respond to of 116555

Wind power 'ahead of predictions' Onshore wind farms will provide about 5% of Britain's electricity by 2010, according to the British Wind Energy Association (BWEA). In a new report, it says turbines are being installed faster than predicted. If this is correct, onshore wind farms will take the government halfway to its target of generating 10% of electricity from renewable sources by 2010. The report comes a day before the government unveils a major review of its climate change policies. Entitled Onshore Wind: Powering Ahead, the report claims to be the most comprehensive assessment of the UK's onshore wind sector ever undertaken. It forms part of the BWEA's response to another ongoing government review on energy which is due to conclude in the middle of the year. ... ... news.bbc.co.uk

To: NOW who wrote (48751)	3/27/2006 8:37:11 PM
From: mishedlo	Respond to of 116555

"Polluters Contaminating America's Waters: 62 Percent Exceed Pollution Limits in Recent 18-Month Period WASHINGTON - March 23 - More than 62 percent of industrial and municipal facilities across the country discharged more pollution into U.S. waterways than their Clean Water Act permits allowed between July 2003 and December 2004, according to "Troubled Waters: An Analysis Of Clean Water Act Compliance", a new report released today by U.S. PIRG. “Polluters are using America's waters as their dumping ground. Instead of solving the problem, the Bush administration has repeatedly shortchanged the EPA's budget and is undermining essential clean water programs,” said U.S. PIRG Clean Water Advocate Christy Leavitt." commondreams.org

To: NOW who wrote (48751)	3/27/2006 8:39:33 PM
From: mishedlo	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 116555

From the FOOL 1. Hitler was named Time's Man of the Year. Bush was named Time's Man of the Year. 2. Hitler invaded Poland unprovoked. Bush invaded Iraq unprovoked. 3. Hitler used the blitzkrieg attack strategy. Bush used the shock and awe attack strategy. 4. Hitler had ruthless advisors such as Goering. Bush had Rumsfeld whom Kissinger thought was the most ruthless man he had ever met. 5. Hitler disgraced the image of Germany. Bush disgraced the image of the USA. 6. Hitler often did not listen to military advisors. Bush did not listen to the Joint Chiefs of Staff who recommended staying out of Iraq. 7. Hitler persecuted a religious group. Bush reignited the Crusades. 8. Hitler made his government's stealing of individual rights patriotic. Bush uses the government to steal individual rights through the Patriot Act. 9. Hitler led a country previously disgraced by World War I. Bush leads a country previously disgraced by Viet Nam. 10. Hitler tried to dominate the world. Bush wants a New American Century dominated by the United States. I am not making a connection between Bush and Hitler even though grandfather was forced by a court to stop selling arms to the Nazis, even though the Bush family had years of dealing with the Nazis, even though the Bush family is intimately involved in Saudi Arabia financially through the Carlyle Group. How stupid do you have to be to believe I am not making comparisons between Hitler and Bush? Answer: Stupid enough to believe Bush did not try to connect Iraq to AlQuada and 911 to justify the Iraq invasion.