USA expect 20% amount rise in greenhouse gas emission


	USA expect 20% amount rise in greenhouse gas emission

luixxiul

3-4-2007 8:53 AM

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global warming, climate change, bush, bush administration, politics, business, greenhouse gas

luixxiul says:

Even though greenhouse gas 'intensity' would decrease.

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