Global Warming Petition to Pres. Bush

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President Bush recently announced that the United States Government willnothonor its commitments under the 1997 Kyoto Protocol to reduce greenhousegases. The United States produce 25% of the world's carbon dioxide, agasthat is believed to be the main contributor to global warming.Rising global temperatures are known to raise sea levels, and changeprecipitation and other climate conditions. Changing climates alterforests, crop yields, and water supplies. It could also threaten humanhealth, and harm birds, fish, and many types of ecosystems. An increaseinweather-related disasters will occur, deserts may expand into existingrangelands, densely populated coastal areas will flood and large numbers ofpeople will have to move.Show you disagree with the Bush Administration's decision to withdrawfromthe 1997 Kyoto Protocol on Global Warming. Urge President Bush to reviewhispolicy in this matter and devise a comprehensive plan to reduce USemissionsof so-called greenhouse gases.Sign your name, town and country of residence at the bottom of thise-mail,copy the entire text of this e-mail (do NOT use the forward button),into anew message and send it to as many people as possible.If you see 100 people have signed this message before you, send thise-mailto the White House at president@... to show Mr. Bush theworld iswatching. Then start a fresh copy of this message with your name as thefirst signer.Thank you.1-Tom Gehrels, Toronto, Canada2-Ren Pottkamp, Amsterdam, the Netherlands3-Beppechien Bruins Slot, Haarlem, the Netherlands4-Marloes Kraan, Amsterdam, the Netherlands5-Kim Knibbe, Amsterdam, the Netherlands6- Lima, Portugal7-Rui Pereira, Lisboa, Portugal8-Joo Alves, Lisboa, Portugal9-Nuno Verssimo, Lisboa, Portugal10-Joo Sobral, Cascais, Portugal11-Sven Harthun, Lisboa, Portugal12-Kathrin Matischak, Darmstadt, Germany13-Oliver Jakoby, Heusenstamm, Germany14-Oliver Schopp, Mainz,Germany15- , Mainz, Germany16-Helmut Bockshammer, Mnster, Germany17-Jan Essert, Dieburg, Germany18-Sascha Hein, Dieburg, Germany19-Nils Heckwolf, Mnster, Germany20- Heckwolf, Darmstadt, Germany21- Schsser, Eppertshausen, Germany22- Schsser,Eppertshausen,Germany23- Rdelsperger, Gro-Umstadt, Germany24- Schmidt-Speicher, Gross-Umstadt, Germany25- Meseth, Dieburg, Germany26-Barbara Tonn, Bonn, Germany27- Neumann, Bonn, Germany28-Guido Schenkel, Berlin, Germany29- Stichnoth, Berlin, Germany30-Arne hsen,Bayreuth, Germany31-Sebastian Werren, Bayreuth, Germany32-Vasco Thebes, Braunschweig, Germany33-Heiko Strugalla, Hannover, Germany34-Eva Riehl, Hannover, Germany35-Gundula Klotz, Hannover, Germany36- Meier, Braunschweig, Germany37-Hendrik Winter, Braunschweig, Germany38- Heussel, Braunschweig, Germany39-Christoph Wlper, Braunschweig, Germany40- Brandt, Bueckeburg, Germany41- Katja Willenberg, Bueckeburg, Germany42. Eva Remeke, Luhden, Germany43. Ines Warnecke, Hannover, Germany44. Neugebauer, Burgwedel, Germany45. Henrik Riistoft Nygaard, Dybe, Denmark46. Pernille Riistoft-Schwarting, Cologne; Germany47. Katja Wide, Helsingfors, Finland48. Christophe Fleureau Dauloudet, Warszawa, Poland49. Etienne Auvillain, Geneva, Switzerland;49. s Ryding, Brussels,Belgium;50. Ivanka Lakova, Brussels, Belgium;51. Michle Blavier, Brussels, Belgium;52. Hildegard Kurtenbach, Essen, Germany.53. Frans IJserinkhuijsen, Essen, Germany;54. Tamme van der Zee, Bennekom, Netherlands.55. Jack Damen, Hoevelaken, Netherlands;55. Danny Eijsackers, Vchartyn, Hungary56 Gerrit Kiers, Budapest, Hungary.57. Nienke Jellema-Fortuin, Arnhem, The Netherlands58. Igor Jellema-Fortuin, Arnhem, The Netherlands.59 Binnendijk, Arnhem, The Netherlands.60 Schaaf, Rheden, The Netherlands.61. Slee, Brooklyn, NY, USA62. Magali Regis, New York, NY, USA63. Claudio Musajo, Brooklyn, NY, USA64.Arnold Gore,New York,NY,USA