DeclinetoState
04-15-2007, 04:54 PM
Brainwashing the kids?
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Rigby Knox, left, and Mac Perry respond when prompted to show their support during a rally in Boston, Massachusetts.
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• Over 1,300 events were coordinated to draw attention to global warming
• Organizers pushing Congress to require reduction of carbon dioxide emissions
• Events included speeches, symbolic demonstrations of potential catastrophes
NEW YORK (AP) -- Americans worried about climate change gathered Saturday on ski slopes and in cities for a nationwide day of demonstrations aimed at drawing attention to global warming.
More than 1,300 events were organized in every state under the banner Step It Up 2007 to push Congress to require an 80 percent cut in carbon dioxide emissions by 2050.
"When it comes to global warming, I don't exactly think President Bush is doing such a hot job," said 12-year-old New Yorker Tiffany Cordero. "A lot of people are thinking just of now. But we won't have a 'now' if we don't focus on the future."
Tiffany delivered a speech for a rally in lower Manhattan's Battery Park, overlooking New York Harbor, where people dressed in blue -- some equipped with scuba gear and beach balls -- gathered to form a Sea of People human line to symbolically mark New York's future coastline.
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CNN (http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/04/15/global.warming.ap/index.html?eref=yahoo)
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<TABLE border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>http://i.a.cnn.net/cnn/2007/US/04/15/global.warming.ap/story.mass.protest.ap.jpg
Rigby Knox, left, and Mac Perry respond when prompted to show their support during a rally in Boston, Massachusetts.
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• Over 1,300 events were coordinated to draw attention to global warming
• Organizers pushing Congress to require reduction of carbon dioxide emissions
• Events included speeches, symbolic demonstrations of potential catastrophes
NEW YORK (AP) -- Americans worried about climate change gathered Saturday on ski slopes and in cities for a nationwide day of demonstrations aimed at drawing attention to global warming.
More than 1,300 events were organized in every state under the banner Step It Up 2007 to push Congress to require an 80 percent cut in carbon dioxide emissions by 2050.
"When it comes to global warming, I don't exactly think President Bush is doing such a hot job," said 12-year-old New Yorker Tiffany Cordero. "A lot of people are thinking just of now. But we won't have a 'now' if we don't focus on the future."
Tiffany delivered a speech for a rally in lower Manhattan's Battery Park, overlooking New York Harbor, where people dressed in blue -- some equipped with scuba gear and beach balls -- gathered to form a Sea of People human line to symbolically mark New York's future coastline.
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CNN (http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/04/15/global.warming.ap/index.html?eref=yahoo)
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