Statements about Global Warming

03/13/2007

"In the West, it's not just liberal college kids who ask what we are doing about global warming - it's the conservative farmers and ranchers whose way of living is at risk." - Energy-independence plan speech, AP

01/24/2007

"States like New Mexico and California, not the federal government, are leading the way in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, but the innovation in the states must take place on a national scale." "New Mexico: Congressional Leaders Critical of Proposals." The Santa Fe New Mexican (New Mexico).

01/09/2007

"We cannot wait for federal government action to address climate change, and we must build on individual state initiatives. I believe the time has come for New Mexico to work with California and other states in the West." "Gov. Proposes Climate Coalition; Goal Is To Cut Greenhouse Gases." Albuquerque Journal (New Mexico).

08/07/2006

"We are committed to reversing a trend that has been many years in the making. We have a responsibility to act now and take action before it is too late. That's why I am leading New Mexico to combat climate change, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and conserve energy." US States News.

01/16/2006

"The best science available shows that climate change will have serious impacts on our state. We have a responsibility to act now and take action before it is too late." Inside Energy with Federal Lands.

06/10/2005

"Make no mistake. Global warming is real. If we don't act soon, the consequences could be devastating." Albuquerque Journal.

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by Andrew Snow

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by Andrew Snow

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