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 GM is closing four plants while it transitions from producing gas-guzzlers to more fuel-efficient vehicles. It's a good example of how consumer -- not government -- demands can drive change. It's about time U.S. automakers ditched their stagnating business strategies and wholeheartedly embraced innovation. |
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Threatened Species
 There's still debate over whether mankind is primarily responsible for global warming or if it's largely because of Earth's natural climate cycle. My feeling on the matter is somewhere in the middle of the two sides. I think there's a preponderance of evidence that shows climate change is taking place, though many "doubters" disagree. But as Americans read news report after news report of ice shelves breaking up or CO2 levels rising, their minds are changing. Ironically like the polar bear now, the "doubters" are a threatened species. Here is what The Examiner's editorial had to say about the polar bear's new "threatened" status. |
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Editorial cartoons and how they are created, by Nate Beeler, cartoonist for The Washington Examiner. Email Nate at nbeeler@dcexaminer.com.
Editorial cartoons and how they are created, by Nate Beeler, cartoonist for The Washington Examiner. Email Nate at nbeeler@dcexaminer.com.
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