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Politics of global warming (view source)
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, 18:08, August 10, 2007→US Politics: Some sources date the flip-flop from global cooling hype to global warming hysteria to 1989, when the Berlin Wall fell. With the Cold War won by the forces of democra
Since the issue came to the fore in 1989, neither president - [[Bill Clinton]] or [[George W. Bush]] - has sent the [[Kyoto treaty]] to the Senate for ratification. A bipartisan Senate resolution disapproved the notion of joining the treaty 93-0.
Since the issue came to the fore in 1989, neither president - [[Bill Clinton]] or [[George W. Bush]] - has sent the [[Kyoto treaty]] to the Senate for ratification. A bipartisan Senate resolution disapproved the notion of joining the treaty 93-0.
Some sources date the flip-flop from [[global cooling]] hype to [[global warming]] hysteria to 1989, when the [[Berlin Wall]] fell. With the [[Cold War]] won by the forces of democracy and freedom, supporters of totalitarian socialism had to find a new issue.
==International Politics==
==International Politics==