Past, Present and Future

good mornin', good mornin'

by John M. Broder, Andrew C. Revkin, Felicity Barringer, and Cornelia Dean
The New York Times
February 6, 2009

President Obama has been working had in his first month of office to set some environmental issues straight and crack down hard on oil and coal emissions. he has worked hard to reverse many last minute attempts by President Bush to help the environment by revising them to make them safer. However, Mr. Bush may have set the groundwork for some extremely helpful prevention actions against global warming.

First of all, I think that while President Bush may not have been the best president, he did lay some excellent foundations for President Obama concerning the environment. I mean, he would sign an agreement with a company that is now struggling to make ends meet. Granted, Bush didn't know that would happen but none the less it's helped us. I think that the president alone, no matter who it is, can talk all they want about environmental safety and restriction on gases that help cause global warming, but if people aren't willing to take the time to actually do what's being asked to prevent global warming, nothing will change.
Honestly, there has to be some cooperation.

anyway,
Until next time...