The day, declared by President Clinton and affirmed locally by the Michigan Student Assembly, focused attention here on campus on environmental issues. Sitting in hot water Ironically, while countries worldwide are pushing for the United States to sign the 1997 Kyoto Treaty on greenhouse gases, a lot of hot air is holding up a finalizing agreement among the United States and the European Union. For two weeks in The Hague, the Netherlands, both groups have been trying to end a stalemate concerning implementation. Rather than waste time hammering out unimportant points in the treaty, the United States should take the initiative and ratify the Kyoto accords to show that it is committed to combating the threat global warming poses.
Money is green pieces of paper and silver or copper colored coins.
Even if swallowed, it's pretty harmless. But money has gotten itself a pretty mixed reputation. Ambition and success are admirable until you start getting really rich, in which case everyone starts hating you. You can't win. Viewpoint Many Americans have been calling for the abolition of the Electoral College.