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CHICAGO (Reuters) - President-elect Barack Obama said on Tuesday attacking global climate change is a "matter of urgency" that will create jobs as he got advice from Al Gore, who won a Nobel Peace Prize for his work on the issue.
In remarks to reporters, Obama made clear he would adopt an aggressive approach to global warming when he takes over the White House on January 20.
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This is a matter of urgency and of national security and it has to be dealt with in a serious
By Mr Obama claiming that the enviorment will be considered a matter of national security when he hits office means that he can by pass all measures in place and pass laws about it with out anyones consent. Laws he him self makes up and because of the bills bush and co have passed we are suppoed to follow them or face treason charges.
Originally posted by Karlhungis
reply to post by xoxo stacie
By Mr Obama claiming that the enviorment will be considered a matter of national security when he hits office means that he can by pass all measures in place and pass laws about it with out anyones consent. Laws he him self makes up and because of the bills bush and co have passed we are suppoed to follow them or face treason charges.
I am not sure if it is even possible to have a larger overreaction. Do you honestly believe what you just wrote? Are you seriously afraid that Obama will use global warming as justification for implementing martial law? The next four years are going to be unbelievably frightening for you.
Originally posted by AgentOrangeJuice
Oh great, so they are going to use the earths climate changing, like it always has since before we even walked on 2 legs, to make more taxes on people, that the rich can claim back.
President Barack Obama is considering a radical plan to tackle global warming by firing pollution particles into the stratosphere to deflect some of the sun’s heat.
The controversial experiment was touted yesterday as a possible last resort to help cool the Earth’s air by the president’s new science advisor John Holdren.
‘It’s got to be looked at. We don’t have the luxury of taking any approach off the table,’ said Mr Holdren, Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology.