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05 Apr 08
manolitovaldes pizzini¿Por qué no podemos ser amigos? Es la la pregunta que le lanzó el presidente Bush a la comunidad científica. Una pregunta esgrimida un poco tarde. Los comentarios me invitan a usar palabras que tengo vedadas en este blog. Las dejo a su imaginación. Ya lo dijo el grupo War... “sometimes I do not speak right!”. También dijeron… “I kind of like to be your president, so I can show you how your money is spent!” Gente con vision.
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Struggling to put his presidency in a favorable historical light, U.S. President George W. Bush has announced a dramatic shift in his attitude toward science. "Critics have accused my Administration of ignoring scientific advice and even of twisting science to suit its own political agenda," Bush said at a speech today at the National Center for Biochemical Medicine here. "Today, I say to those in the scientific community: 'Let's be friends.' "
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In a final concession, Bush promised to be a better steward of the planet. "I haven't always been clear about the threat global warming poses," he said. "In retrospect, having oil industry lobbyists edit our climate reports was probably a bad idea." He also admitted that initiatives such as "Healthy Forests" and "Clear Skies" had led to excess logging and air pollution, respectively. To make amends, he has appointed former rival and Nobel laureate Al Gore to head his new conservation initiative, which calls for mandatory cuts on greenhouse gas emissions and rigorous protection for species classified as threatened or endangered. "We're calling it 'Pristine Planet,' " said Bush. "And this time we mean it."
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