In The Remaining Months, We Should Focus

We All Know We Have A Problem, A Broad Problem. Ninety-eight Percent Of The Fuel That Is Used By Our Vehicles, Our Autos And Trucks For Personal And Commercial Purposes, For Highway And Air Travel Operates On Oil. The World Has The Same Problem.

We All Know That China Is Industrializing At A Growth Rate Of 8 To 10 Percent Per Year. China Is On Track To Pass The U.s. As The Largest Economy In The World In 20 To 25 Years, And China Is Determined To Give Its People A Chance At This High Standard Of Living That We Enjoy.

The Industrialization Of China Alone Would Increase By 90 Percent The Concentration Of Co2 In Our Atmosphere And Would At Least Increase The Atmospheric Co2 By At Least Another 100 Parts Per Million.

Americans Were Told Repeatedly By President Bush And Vice President Cheney That Iraq Had Weapons Of Mass Destruction. None Were Ever Found.

As This Body Of Knowledge Has Evolved, A Much More Critical Job For Researchers And Scientists Has Evolved Into Explaining And Educating Policy Makers And The Public To The Risks Of Global Warming And The Possible Consequences Of Action Or Of No Action.