By Si Dunn
With barely nine months left in his lame-duck presidency, George W. Bush is set to propose a “new strategy” for reducing greenhouse gases.
Details have not yet leaked out. But some pundits predict Bush will proclaim that making his tax cuts permanent is the only way to save the planet from thermal runaway. Others speculate that he will call upon all environmentalists to “surge.” Or, he may send Condoleezza Rice on a secret mission to meet with dissident Chinese climatologists.
More boldly, however, Bush may order a preemptive nuclear strike on water vapor, which causes more of the greenhouse effect than carbon dioxide does. That way, if we can’t have victory in Iraq, maybe we can at least have some serious shock and awe… in the stratosphere.
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Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Bush on Climate Change: Better Never Than Late?
Posted by Si Dunn at 10:28 PM
Labels: climate change, Condoleezza Rice, environmentalists, envrionment, George W. Bush, greenhouse gases, Iraq, pre-emptive nuclear strike, stratosphere, surge, tax cuts, Washington
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