GLOBAL WARMING POSSIBLY ENDANDERING SEALS
Topic: Dept. of the Interior, Environment, National Oceanographic & Atmospheric Administration, Once in a Lifetime27. March 2008 |
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The issue of whether to call these animals endangered is apropos not only of the White House’s global warming policy but their reluctance to put animals on the endangered list. A Post article this Sunday said that George W. Bush’s administration had classified about as many species endangered in his seven years as president (about 60) as his father did each year. Read Eilperin here. MB
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With polar bears and seals drowning as a result of polar ice melting and odd weather patterns wreaking havoc across the globe, more and more people are interested in learning how to live a “greener� lifestyle that will reduce greenhouse gases released into the atmosphere. Many government and industry leaders believe hydrogen is an important part of the energy mix that will not only improve our environment, but also reduce our dependency on oil. This week the NHA Annual Hydrogen Conference and Expo US, March 30 – April 3, is taking place in Sacramento, CA. Please visit hydrogenconference.org to learn more. If you live near or if you’re traveling to Sacramento, we invite you to join us and experience how hydrogen can have a positive impact on our lives. The latest hydrogen technologies from all over the world will be on display, and there will even be opportunities to drive hydrogen vehicles from several leading auto manufacturers – all this is free and open to the public on Monday, March 31 at the Sacramento Convention Center. Stay tuned for upcoming announcements from the Hydrogen Conference.
In addition, the Hydrogen Education Foundation has recently launched a website to help people better understand hydrogen as a fuel. Please visit http://www.h2andyou.org to improve your knowledge about hydrogen as an alternative fuel.
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