I wish I had a good answer. I guess they have more interest in asking about non-issues like "Was Bill Clinton the first black President?" Ok I kinda enjoyed that one. But seriously, climate change is on the forefront of people's minds. All the polls agree, yet the press continuously stays away from it.
If you have been watching any of the debates, you will have noticed this trend. According to the Alliance for Climate Change, A League of Conservation Voters study found that ABC's George Stephanopoulos asked presidential candidates more than 767 questions -- only 5 of which were related to global warming. CNN's Wolf Blitzer asked more than 402 questions -- only 5 were about global warming. Sadly, other political commentators and reporters have shown a similar disregard for this key issue.
The climate crisis needs to be addressed, and the right leadership in Washington will be the first step in solving the issue. If you want to hear more from the candidates about the environment, please sign the petition from the Alliance for Climate Change, found below. Please cut and paste it in your browser. Thanks for your help.
http://www.climateprotect.org/presspetition
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Why is the Press Not Asking About the Environment?
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