Two Shades Of Green
What is the state of the nation's environment? Bush and Kerry provide contrasting answers.
"President Bush says he is continuing an enduring national commitment to protect the environment. Democrats say the president's environmental policies are heading in the wrong direction....Congressman Udall says the president has made it easier for big business to pollute the air and water by not forcing corporations to clean-up their pollution.President Bush says his administration has reclaimed over 1,000 abandoned and polluted industrial areas over the last two years. "
Thanks to Abhijeet Chavan
Published on Sunday, April 25, 2004 in
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