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Update [2006-9-20 14:58:15 by David Roberts]: You can see the full plan here.
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Update [2006-9-20 14:58:15 by David Roberts]: You can see the full plan here.
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kmp Posted 6:41 am
20 Sep 2006
I'm sure there will be much to say on this, but for starters...
The CCTP Strategic Plan organizes roughly $3 billion in federal spending for climate technology research, development, demonstration, and deployment to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and increase economic growth.
Organizes $3 billion? Does this mean no new funding for this plan, just an umbrella under which we'll now lump things we are already doing?
This Plan complements other Administration efforts including short-term measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions intensity, advance climate change science, and promote international cooperation through partnership including the Asia Pacific Partnership on Clean Development and Climate, Methane to Markets Partnership, and the International Partnership for a Hydrogen Economy.
Once again, sounds like the Bush admin is already fighting the good fight against climate change. Who knew?
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micheal sunanda Posted 8:10 am
20 Sep 2006
DOE has to defend from being 'Gored in the liver'by real possible needed solultions, because their greedy trashing earth with pollution. They waste more tree paper with agency lingo for changing nothing we can track except spending more buillions$$$$$. USpending = throw money athe problem of making more 'greenhouse gases heating up earth causing climate crisis' Only managment heads can understand DOE Bushese. We won't argue with Bush Doe, wasting our flow.
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Kif Scheuer Posted 10:13 am
20 Sep 2006
Does anyone know how long climatetechnology.gov has been around. It certainly didn't rank high enough of a priority to merit a decent web designer, and most of the content I could find (except the report itself) is from Sept 2005 or all the way back in 2003. It looks like they put that website together out of tongue depressers and gluestick sometime between Gore's latest speech and today. Not that you can tell how serious the government is about a subject by how in depth the website is, but actually you pretty much can.It looks like Bush was trying to create a placeholder for his rhetoric while trying to think real hard about how he can avoid this topic all together.
I'll stop my petty whining until after I look at the report, but I'm guessing we'll all be back complaining after we read that.
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Laurence Aurbach Posted 11:59 am
20 Sep 2006
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sunflower Posted 1:14 pm
20 Sep 2006
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amazingdrx Posted 12:18 am
21 Sep 2006
(Oh now I'm in trouble!!)
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