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...opens this week, when he and his old flame (and new wife) Camilla fly to the U.S. for their first big official outing as a married couple. They will attend a seminar on youth enterprise at the U.N., see President Bush for a fancy White House dinner, probably inspect clean-up work in New Orleans and visit organic farms near San Francisco. No remark, no camera angle that can be nailed down in advance has been left to chance, but the tabloids sending their reporters on his plane (at $11,000 apiece) are on high gaffe alert. Will Charles...
What a mistake to pick Lars Josefsson, managing director of the Swedish power company Vattenfall, as a hero of the environment! Now you have really lost your credibility! Even if it's very clean in Sweden, Vattenfall operates some of Europe's dirtiest power plants, in Poland and Germany. How can your magazine be so poorly informed? Charlotte Thege Sweden...
...earth is reacting to the overuse of natural resources and the pollution of air, water and soil. Hurricane Katrina is an example. The U.S., one of the major consumers of fossil fuels, needs to lead the world in reducing global pollution by implementing the use of clean forms of energy. We are at the edge of the abyss. Let's step back before it is too late. Franklin Milman Tel Aviv...
...good cause, Pamela Ramsden shows up. But this administrator at Episcopal Church headquarters in New York City has become irritated with some charity organizers. On one cleanup day, for example, nobody could find the paintbrushes, and everyone sat around eating bagels and chatting. "You want me to clean the bathrooms?" Ramsden asked impatiently. "O.K., but be sure you have the damn bucket here and don't waste my time. I have better things...
...transitory and tend not to be active in local politics, which makes Cambridge a target for polluters. But Michael F. Nakagawa, a board member of Alewife Neighbors Inc., a Cambridge community-action group, questioned some of the study’s findings. “Cambridge is pretty clean,” he said. Because Cambridge is very dense, Nakagawa said, the ranking is a result of unavoidable smaller violations, rather than a reflection of the presence of large toxic dumps. He said residents should be more concerned with air pollution from vehicles alone, a topic the study...