Ford and Chrysler today joined the U.S. Climate Action Partnership, a coalition of Fortune 500 companies and environmental groups calling on the federal government to impose limits on greenhouse gas emissions to fight global warming. With Ford (F) and Chrysler (DCX) joining General Motors (GM) in the coalition, Detroit now supports, officially anyway, quick Congressional action to reduce CO2 emissions. "We all recognize it is time for action," said Ford chief Alan Mulally in a statement. Apparently, though, it’s still not time for action to improve Ford’s vehicle fuel efficiency and reduce CO2 emissions from cars, one of the biggest contributors to global warming. Ford and the other automakers’ recent rearguard, and for once unsuccessful, efforts to quash legislation to raise fuel efficiency standards is causing a bit of cognitive dissonance with their move to adopt US CAP’s agenda. Greenwashing, anyone?
The Greening of Detroit? Ford and Chrysler Join Call for Greenhouse Gas Cap
June 27, 2007 by Todd Woody
Green Wombat 
to fight fire use a counterfire,to reduce green
house effect use greenhouses, installing this device on the sea, you will obtain desalted water absortion of heat possibelity of growing
plants making it possible for people to stay in
their overheated coutries no more more need to imigrate and by the difference in the salt concetraion to make electricity in other words global treatment of the problem!!!!