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The 2000 Elections: What's At Stake
White House Committed to "Strong Progress"
View From Captial Hill: Kyoto Is Not The Answer
The Presidential Candidates Sound Off
Americans Support Strong Action On Warming
Debating The Effects On Agriculture
Does Climate Change Cause More Extreme Weather
Advertising Information And Contributors
"Learning to Shop for Utilities" with Martha Hamilton. Online Discussion
NEI Viewpoint Discussion on Global Climate Change with Maureen T. Koetz
For more information about global climate change and some of the organizations and individuals represented in this special advertising section, see the following websites:
American Electric Power, Inc.
American Farm Bureau Federation, Inc.
General Motors
League of Conservation Voters
Sen. Frank Murkowski
National Center for Atmospheric Research
National Environmental Trust
Nuclear Energy Institute
Pew Center on Global Climate Change:
U. N. Framework Convention on Climate Change
USEPA - Global Warming
The editor of this Issue Forum is William H. Woodwell, Jr.
The Washington Post's coverage of the U.N. conference in Bonn, Germany and all other events is available online at www.washingtonpost.com.
www.aep.com
www.fb.com
www.gm.com
www.lcv.org
www.senate.gov/~murkowski
www.ncar.ucar.edu
www.hotearth.net
www.nei.org
www.pewclimate.org
www.unfccc.de
www.epa.gov/globalwarming
His e-mail address is woodwell@shentel.net.