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EPA paves way for broad emission limits - Los Angeles Times

18.04.09

EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson said addressing the climate issue would "create millions of green jobs and end our country's dependence on foreign oil."

But opponents of such regulation warn that it will further hurt an ailing economy. The House's top-ranking Republican, Rep. John A. Boehner of Ohio, called the EPA's finding "a backdoor attempt to enact a national energy tax."

The proposed "endangerment finding," which would be finalized after a 60-day comment period, was prompted by a Supreme Court decision in 2007 that ordered the EPA to review scientific evidence for regulating climate-altering gases under the Clean Air Act. If Congress failed to pass legislation, the agency could move forward on its own.

"The Obama administration now has the legal equivalent of a .44 magnum" to force congressional action, noted Frank O'Donnell, president of Clean Air Watch. "The bullets aren't loaded yet, but they could be."

President Obama has said he wants to put

Source: Los Angeles Times, CA

what area in Washington has the most forestry?

Feb 17, 2009 by Nicole S | Posted in Other - United States

I am looking for a setting for my novel. The area has to have a high school and be really close to LOTS of forestry (IE- animals, a lake or two, etc.).

The western washington town of Forks would be perfect.Big forestry center, small town with schools etc, and a national park with lots of wildlife just to the east

oldhippieman | Feb 17, 2009

About forestry colleges in the US?

Nov 06, 2006 by joana | Posted in Higher Education (University +)

Hello everyone, I 'm an undergraduate majoring in forestry. I am planning to apply for a graduate program in the U.S. but I'm not sure which college to apply for. So far I have University of Washington, University of Idaho, University of Montana, Oregon State University, University of Missouri, University of Georgia and University of Florida on my mind. Because I live overseas, I have no idea of their ranking nor how hard it is to apply for them.Which school is better? I have a 277 TOEFLcbt and a 1100 GRE, what are my chances of enrolling in one of the stated above? Are there any other better options? Please Help!

better than average

DemoDicky | Nov 06, 2006