Bush's legacy to the environment

[Sadsack]

Jeffrey Smith: Bush's Environmental Legacy on GMOs Is Irreversible

In a few hundred thousand years, after all weather effects of 21st century climate change have disappeared from the earth's surface, after our quietly smoldering nuclear waste has been extinguished, two destructive impacts traceable to George Bush's policies will yet remain.

The first is extinctions. Species that have died out, including the subset resulting from Bush's environmental policies, will forever deprive our evolving biosphere of their contribution.

The second is genetically modified organisms (GMOs) -- animals, plants, bacteria, and viruses, who's DNA have been mixed and mangled by insertions from foreign species. Once released into the ecosystem, by intention or accident, the genetic pollution self-propagates. No recall by the Obama administration can clean up Mexico's indigenous corn varieties, now contaminated by our genetically modified (GM) corn. No executive order can remove or even identify the wild mustard plants now carrying altered genes bestowed on it by the pollen from its cousin, GM canola.

[carla]

And Obama will carry on this Legacy.He is getting the Clintons evil-doers back in office.
He is going to make Bush look like a naughty schoolboy
when hes finished.
All this Climate change stuff in the media is about the carbon tax they are going to bring in.
Sorry I couldn't help myself .

[Kritters]

Hey Carls,
So... what's going on with the leaders in your U of K? Do you see any promise there?

Just hoping.
(wings of the same bird) What's the scoop in your town?

See any mercy cross the mercy any time soon?

You do realize, don't you? The US doesn't stand alone.
xo
Kritts