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Saturday, January 26, 2008
U.S. climate change policy isn't likely to change after Bush
Last month in Bali, as the talks on a new climate change treaty reached a crisis point, the U.S. was actually booed by the delegates of more than 180 other countries. The Bush administration's dogged refusal to accept any hard targets for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions simply exhausted everybody's patience. But soon there will be a new president, and then the U.S. roadblock will be removed. Won't it?