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Author: Subject: US climate change plan branded 'Neanderthal'
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[*] posted on 4/18/2008 at 08:22
US climate change plan branded 'Neanderthal'


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Germany says Mr Bush has taken climate change policy back in time, to before last December's UN climate talks in Bali and last July's G8 summit.

In a statement called "Bush's Neanderthal speech," German Environment Minister Sigmar Gabriel said: "His speech showed not leadership but losership. We are glad that there are also other voices in the United States."

South Africa said Mr Bush's proposal was a disastrous effort from the world's biggest carbon polluter, and a "slap" to developing countries.

Climate experts say any new agreement must form a bridge between the US and the EU, on the one hand, and developing nations on the other.

Mr Bush's critics say that instead of setting a date for cutting US emissions, he had merely chosen the year 2025 for them to peak.
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[*] posted on 4/18/2008 at 15:40

the US is not the biggest producer...but lets keep blaming us anyways.
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