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• W2326682891 abstract "As my title suggests, these comments are addressed to one of most dismal spectacles that Clinton administration has served up-the case of disappearing ozone man, as David Corn recently described our vicepresident in pages of Nation.1 Ozone man was moniker used by George Bush on campaign trail of 1992 to direct ridicule at erstwhile gentle green giant from Tennessee and his environmentally minded constituency, reviled by same Bush as the spotted owl crowd. Even for those with low expectations from a Clinton presidency, his association with Gore was expected, at very least, to bear some kind of harvest for environmental movement, invited into corridors of power for first time. Nothing, it was reasoned, could possibly be worse than widespread damage wrought by Dan Quayle's Council on Competitiveness in its four years of pro-corporate butchery. Even with critics holding their fire, it took Clintonistas (as they are termed, incredibly enough, by movement conservatives) less than a year to dispel all illusions of an emergent green government. Each new attempt to revise existing environmental legislation is currently being weakened in Congress, with apparent assent of Clinton and Gore. Even most worshipful of army of Clinton environmentalists are coming around to agree that it is better to have no new environmental regulation at all than to risk enfeebling current laws (especially big-hitter legislation like Clean Water Act, Endangered Species Act, and Superfund) by rendering them vulnerable to principle of voluntary compliance, habitually favored by Clinton in matters of regulation. Under terms of GATT trade agreements, enthusiastically brokered by Clinton, many of U.S.'s basic environmental laws-the Marine Mammal Protection Act; Corporate Average Fuel Economy Standards; Magnuson Act and Pelly Amendment, regulating overfishing; Nuclear Non-Proliferation Act; Food and Water Safety laws; dozens of California laws on emissions, dangerous additives, recycling, and waste reduction; and laws in every state that limit toxic substances in packaging-can be challenged as barriers to free trade by countries with virtually no environmental legislation of their own. Thirty years of hard-won achievements in field of consumer and environmental protections, along with hopes of future advances, will be endangered with a stroke of Clinton's GATT pen. Some commentators like Mark Dowie have suggested that, far from guaranteeing environmentalists fabled access to White House, Gore, Andrew Ross" @default.
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• W2326682891 title "Earth to Gore, Earth to Gore" @default.
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