Editorial: Global warming now cannot be denied
The piece argues President Bush must accept eminent climate science showing rapid warming. It urges tightening power plant emissions rules, higher auto mileage standards, expanded energy research, doubled funding for renewables, and backing Kyoto constraints with international cooperation. It stresses urgency and public leadership from the White House.
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Chicago's creative downtown wins Boeing by vitality and diversity
In a shift from subsidies to livability, Chicago's vibrant downtown with life, diversity, universities, and a tech-friendly culture attracted Boeing over suburban Renton. Experts say the new formula centers on young talent, creative industries, and face-to-face networks, signaling a broader urban revival.
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McCain weighs party switch with eye on 2004
Roll Call notes Sen. John McCain considers a possible switch from the Republican Party but remains wary. Aides say any shift would depend on Bush’s presidency and Democratic strength, with a third party bid seen as unlikely yet discussed as a strategic option.
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