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Friday, January 20, 2006 at 10:00 AM EST
Bush’s Policy on Global Warming
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The Bush administration is taking more heat on global warming. This time, the critics are former EPA administrators.

Six former heads of the agency –five Republicans and one Democrat– sounded off yesterday at an event to mark the agency’s 35th anniversary. They didn’t mince words.

Russell Train, EPA chief under Presidents Nixon and Ford, called the current global warming policies “dishonest’ and “self-destructive.”

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Russell Train served as EPA administrator in the Nixon and Ford Administrations and is Chairman Emeritus of the World Wildlife Fund.

 
 

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