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China trying to clear smog from Beijing skies
(NECN) - Beijing began its most drastic pollution control plan ever on Sunday. China is trying to clear smog filled skies in time for the Olympics next month. Half of the city's 3.3 million cars will be removed from city streets on alte...
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Wilkerson Out; Chang-Diaz In
Diane Wilkerson has lost the Senate seat, in Boston, that she's held for the past 15 years. By a two percent margin, Sonia Chang Diaz beat Wilkerson in yesterday's Democratic Primary, and will now go on to the general election.
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“…average the each rack up a 100000 miles a year. Hybrids can cut emissions by more than 50%. So hunt and the mayor's office believe the clean cab program is a win win win. Drivers spend less on gas the city gets a high tech fleet and Bostonians get cleaner air. …”
“…the markets and for taxpayers following the word late yesterday that the Federal Reserve is bailing out the financially troubled insurance giant AIG. With an eighty billion dollar plus loan that makes taxpayers part owners of …”
Environment makes steps, but not big enough at G8
(NECN/ABC) - As the G8 Summit came to an end, leaders said their agreement on global warming was historic. But it still falls far short of what many environmentalists had hoped for. The leaders set a goal to reduce greenhouse emissions 50 p...
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“…eight express our desire to have him and I significant reduction in greenhouse gases by 35. We made clear in the other nations agreed that they must also participate. In an ambitious goal with interim goals and interim plans to enable the world to successfully address. Climate change. . …”
“…in Japan came to an end. The leaders called their agreement on global warming historic. But it still fall far short of what many environmentalists have hoped for. The leaders agreed to set the goal of …”
Bush heads back home after G8 summit
(NECN/ABC) - Global warming was the centerpiece of the G8 summit, and as it ended the leaders called their agreement historic. Environmentalists will not be satisfied, though, because it sets goals instead of making firm commitments. President...
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“…Global warming with the centerpiece of the G eight summit and visit and did the leaders called their agreement historic. Environmentalists will not be satisfied though because it sets goals instead of making firm commitments she expressed her desire to have. Significant reduction in. Greenhouse gases -- 2050. Clear and the other nations agreed that they must also participate. In an ambitious goal with interim goals in implants enabled the world to successfully address. Climate change. . And we made progress significant progress toward a a comprehensive approach President Bush says he cannot make specific commitments to cut emissions because India and China have not gone that far. But he met with the leaders from both those nations and the did …”
“…The G eight leaders will take up global warming again next year but they will do it with the new American president. John Cochran ABC news at the G eight summit …”