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  • Posted By: Ecocentric05 @ 07/31/2008 1:02:38 AM

    Comment: The earths' environmental issues are the most important topic the world is facing today, and as a vast non-renewable resource consumer, the U.S. government must be more pro-active (economically assisting or less regulatory) to promote citizens to create and implement new energy sources both public and private. I have faith that the day will come when the majority of americans will start seeing past their selfish financial endeavors and focus pro-actively on solving a major global problem while accepting the related economic windfall that impolitely attaches itself to responsible philanthropic change. Start writing letters and hope our representatives are truly representative.

  • Posted By: light speed @ 07/18/2008 9:28:41 AM

    Comment: I have no faith in anything Bush can or should do, I do feel the congress could help lower some of the cost of gas at the pump by getting control of the oil speculators. NO, this will not solve our problems but one part of the problem is greed. We all know, greed is what makes the world go around in the oil industry.

  • Posted By: Gessho @ 07/11/2008 12:33:29 PM

    Comment: I'll take George Bush over that dolt Gordon Brown any day.

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