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Bush / Environmental Policy #196142

ABC Evening News for Saturday, Mar 24, 2001
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(Studio: Aaron Brown) Call from the European Union for President Bush to recommit to reducing carbon dioxide emissions that contribute to global warming reported.

(Capitol Hill: Linda Douglass) The reaction to Bush's latest moves on the environment examined; details given of the issue of logging, arsenic in drinking water, mining, carbon dioxide emissions and drilling for oil in the Arctic Wildlife National Refuge. [Republican Representative Sherwood BOEHLERT - says Bush has done damage to the administration on the environment issue.] [Senators Charles SCHUMER, Barbara BOXER - criticize Bush for declaring war on the environment.] [EPA administrator Christie Todd WHITMAN - defends the administration.]

Reporter(s):
Brown, Aaron;
Douglass, Linda
Duration:
00:02:10

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