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...victory was fueled by an impressive defensive performance. Three Harvard defenders chipped in goals, and the Crimson held a powerful BU squad to its lowest scoring output since its season opener. Sophomore goaltender Nora Guyer provided an effective last line of defense, putting down the Terrier attack with 14 saves...
TIME.com: Europeans are outraged by President Bush's rejection of the Kyoto accord. But with the 500-pound guerrilla of carbon-gas output saying no to cutting emissions, what options are left to the Europeans...
...primary reason cited by the Bush administration for baling on Kyoto is that it exempts developing countries from the initial round of cuts, whereas industrialized countries would be required, by the year 2012, to have collectively reduced their output of the "greenhouse gases" that contribute to global warming to 5.2 percent of their 1990 output levels, with the United States (which, despite constituting less than 5 percent of the planet's population, generates between 25 and 30 percent of the total output of greenhouse gases) required to make a 7 percent...
...economy make it clear that the administration would be unlikely to fall in behind the agreement if it were amended to include the likes of China and India. To understand the impact of the cuts required by Kyoto on the U.S., it's worth noting that while emission outputs in Western Europe have begun to stabilize and even fall in some cases, here they've grown a substantial amount every year since 1990. In other words, a 7 percent cut on 1990 levels may require a cut of 20 to 30 percent on current output levels - cuts that...
...fact remains there is no way to curb greenhouse gas output without changing current patterns of corporate and even individual behavior. And no U.S. leader has yet been willing to confront the American people with that uncomfortable reality. Which means that Chancellor Schroeder may have been wasting his breath. President Bush, under pressure from the energy industry, recently tore up his own campaign promise to cut carbon-dioxide outputs from power stations. And if he's prepared to treat his own environment secretary like Cinderella, he was always going to give short shrift to the pleas of a German "Third...