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Six Ex-EPA Chiefs Slam Bush on Global Warming

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Six former heads of the Environmental Protection Agency accused the Bush administration Wednesday, Jan. 18, of neglecting global warming and other environmental problems. Stephen Johnson, the current EPA leader, with microphone, defended the president.

AP: WASHINGTON - Six former heads of the Environmental Protection Agency—five Republicans and one Democrat—accused the Bush administration Wednesday of neglecting global warming and other environmental problems.

“I don’t think there’s a commitment in this administration,” said Bill Ruckelshaus, who was EPA’s first administrator when the agency opened its doors in 1970 under President Nixon and headed it again under President Reagan in the 1980s. | story

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By dmbones, January 20, 2006 at 1:48 am #
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These days are precious, friends.

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By J.W. Miller, January 19, 2006 at 10:42 am #
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Pot calling the kettle black. Under theses 6 former EPA administrators, U.S. CAFE standards were stuck in nuetral while U.S. auto makers created the dinosaurs we now call SUVs.

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