I don't know anything about India, Dave, (except on the ozone depletion 
front). I know a little about the UK which is full of hot air (in the 
right direction, though) and not enough action. I know a lot about 
Cyprus where there is a tiny amount of hot air and no action. My website 
at www.cypenv.org gives the Cyprus situation where oil-generated 
electricity and motor fuel consumptions increase by leaps and bounds 
but, to be honest, this country does have a few other preoccupations.

Brian

MA/NY DDave wrote:
> Hi Brian, Joe, EnviroNetrs,
> 
> <Rather than "show where we have made mistakes", I would rather see "show 
> what we can do to help remedy the situation".
> 
> I hope the second half will help to rectify this situation, but I don't 
> have time to watch it just now.>
> 
> Brian, my advise is to not watch it anymore,
> since it just keeps going on about mistakes and never takes any high road.
> It is useful to Chuck, and others yet not to you.
> 
> In the US we are continually faced with politicians and scientists that take the 
> low, yet monied road. We are not alone since this is a continual world wide 
> problem.
> 
> As one example, good for the environment, take our former NJ Governor 
> C.T.Whitman of EPA fame who presents herself quite well in this PBS 
> presentation. She held her tounge for too long a time since she didn't want to 
> lose GOP political alliances and is only now speaking out since a new post 
> Cheney/Bush GOP is starting to form.
> 
> Not a lot of good in the USA, How about Cyprus, or the UK, India, Israel.
> 
> YiEngr, MA/NY DDave
> Yours in Engineering, Dave
>