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Results for People: Bill Clinton
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Bill Miller |
Broad coalition of cities and banks pledge billions to curb carbon emissions17 May 07
The assembly of 16 of the world’s largest cities and five banks also includes ex-President Bill Clinton, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg and several corporations. Under the plan, developed through the William J. Clinton Foundation, participating banks would provide up to $1 billion each in loans to cities or private landlords to upgrade energy-hungry heating, cooling and lighting systems in older buildings. |
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Bill Miller |
U.S. stifles officials from responding to global warming questions8 Mar 07
Internal memorandums circulated in Alaska’s federal Fish and Wildlife Service appear to muzzle government biologists traveling abroad in Arctic countries from discussing climate change, polar bears or sea ice without official authorization. Only those who “understand the administration’s position” can talk to the issues. |
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Emily Murgatroyd |
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Richard Littlemore |
On Clinton, Streisand and Murdoch: A Climate Change Alliance20 Sep 06
It's probably impossible to say something positive about Bill Clinton without being accused of being partisan. After all, didn't he used to be a friend of Al Gore's?
But his global initiative is reaping real results and we think he deserves some recognition. As John Stewart suggests in the attached YouTube video, it's not just anybody who could get Barbra Streisand and Rupert Murdoch pulling in the same boat - and in the same direction. (To our Republican readers; you probably want to bail out when they break for a commercial. It will spare you having to listen to Bill's pitch for Hillary's presidency.) |
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Ross Gelbspan |
Skeptics Blame it All On The Pols! More than 2,000 Scientists Must Feel Slighted!29 Jun 06
Strange how Al Gore and Bill Clinton are blamed for scientific forecasts. The skeptics have to twist themselves out of shape to ignore the findings of more than 2,000 scientists from 100 countries who have agreed since 1995 that weather extremes are the first marker of early-stage global warming! |








