White House Split Over Global Warming Response at Dutch Talks
Washington faces a rift over a Dutch push to stabilize carbon dioxide emissions by 300. The White House failed to agree on U S participation in The Hague talks with EPA head William Reilly under pressure from Republicans. Officials clash over action versus scientific uncertainty while allies urge stronger U S commitments.
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Netherlands
Hague
White House
Environmental Protection Agency
William Reilly
Europe
Bush
Reilly
Senate
John Chafee
Allan Bromley
Science and Technology
U.S
Bromley
Stephen Hart
Global warming forecasts deemed too uncertain for action
Washington think tank researchers argue forecasts of manmade warming are too uncertain to justify policy moves now. They propose a $100 million crash program to improve climate predictions, challenging mainstream views on significant future temperature rises and urging caution in government response.
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Washington
George C. Marshall Institute
Robert Jastrow
NASA
Pleasure roses bloom from Warriner’s garden legacy
Phoenix AP reports Bill Warriner, 67, a retired Jackson & Perkins executive, now grows roses for pleasure in Tustin California. His 60 bushes include All American winners like Pleasure and Tournament of Roses. He Hybridizes about 110 varieties and has sold an estimated 41 million roses.
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Phoenix
Bill Warriner
Mr. Warriner
Jackson & Perkins Co
Tustin
Calif
Los Angeles
Warriner
Jackson & Perkins
All-America Selection Inc
U.S
Michigan
Michigan State University
Trees as a fix for warming gains nationwide drive
The AAN and American Forestry Association lead a Global ReLeaves campaign to plant 100 million trees by 1992 to cut atmospheric carbon dioxide. They warn deforestation worsens heat trapping and urge U S leaders to push reforestation to counter global warming.
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Washington
AAN
The
American Forestry Association
U.S
Potpourri Herb Varieties to Plant and Drying Tips
Faith Newman of Holton Kansas shares easy aromatic herbs for potpourri. Suggested plants include rose geranium lavender rosemary floribunda roses sweet Annie lemon basil bee balm sage and pineapple sage. Dry leaves and blossoms then crumble and store in airtight containers away from heat light.
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Faith Newman
Holton
Kan
Midwest Living Magazine
Pineappie
Potpourri Pioneer Stirs a Fragrant Career in Virginia
Sue Ann Elmore discovered handwritten potpourri recipes in an old trunk fourteen years ago and launched Woodbine Herb Co in Charlottesville, Va. She and husband Jim weave 18th century methods with natural fixatives to scent whole flowers and herbs while sourcing exotic ingredients like myrrh beads and Batavian cinnamon.
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Victoria
Woodbine Herb Co
Charlottesville
Elmores
Sue Ann
Jim
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