george bush

For the last couple of weeks, I’ve been cultivating a list of actions that I can take to make my footprint even lighter, and also documenting the changes that I’ve already made. I was pretty proud of myself. And feeling quite up-beat about the future of our species. Then I started looking around me.

Could this be for real?  Our government is finally going green?  Read the whole article for the truth about the Air Force One Hybrid.

As if the problem of global warming is not bad enough, President Bush is making the problem worse by hiding the facts.

Each of us should write him a PUBLIC letter demanding action...

Last night, a day after George Bush's final State of the Union speech, Greenpeace volunteers in the US used one of their nation's most iconic monuments to paint a clear picture of what his climate change policies will mean for the planet.

He represents America, like that, wow!

A cute PSA for national parks. President Bush’s dog, Barney, straps on the Barney-cam for his annual dog’s-eye view of the White House Christmas decorations.

A 33-foot high wind turbine has gone up at the home of former President George Bush Sr. in Kennebunkport, Maine.

A Nobel-winning U.N. panel of scientists released their highly-anticipated report on climate change Saturday, urging the world to adapt specific policies in order to avoid worst-case scenarios from developing.

Presidents like to deliver good news in times of disaster. Yet three governors heading to Washington to lobby for water rights amid a potentially catastrophic drought are likely to put the Bush administration on the spot

President Bush dismissed comparisons between the federal response to Hurricane Katrina and the California wildfires Thursday, saying that getting help to people who are hurting is the most important thing.

President George W. Bush said on Monday his administration's approach of emphasizing voluntary approaches to address climate change was working and he denounced Kyoto-style mandatory caps as "bad policy."

The top polluting countries in the world are meeting to talk climate change in Washington, DC this week. When will they stop talking and do something? Last time I checked mother nature isn't listening to anything we have to say