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...Gore ended his speech with a rousing reminder of President John F. Kennedy's challenge to put a man on the moon - a challenge that was met, Gore noted, in less than a decade. "We must now lift our nation to reach another goal that will change history," he said. But the Apollo comparison, while great for speeches, only underscores how different the climate challenge will be. The moon shot called for focused scientific resources for a single target. Outside Houston and Cape Canaveral, most of us just watched. But decarbonizing our energy supply will require innovation, funding and sacrifice...
TIME's suggested adaptations to expensive gas sound good, but with teenagers driving to school instead of taking taxpayer-subsidized buses and with mall parking lots full on weekends, I don't see them happening [July 14]. I think gas will have to reach $6 a gallon before old habits change. Kenneth Lee, RAYTOWN...
...children--a powerful testament to the idea that working people will make responsible choices if given the right opportunities. On the health-care front, a New York--based organization is developing ways for independent workers to share risk by buying into group plans, bringing affordable coverage into reach for more contractors and freelancers, who now make up one-third of the U.S. workforce...
...open in 2010 and partly funded by Saudi Arabia's Prince Alwaleed bin Talal al Saud and French oil giant Total. The Louvre is also building a branch museum in Lens, a depressed former coal-mining town in the north, as part of Loyrette's attempt to broaden its reach within France...
...Still, there are a few ways Obama can reach out to ordinary Iraqis and make his trip more meaningful...