(By the way, all this Twittering and Ninging convinced me you can teach old dogs new tricks. Using a brand new iPhone, this reporter joined Twitter during the conference and discovered her first “TwitPic” — a photo posted of me meeting eighty-seven-year-old former Sen. John Glenn, an astronaut hero of my childhood who, in 1962, became the first American to orbit the Earth. And yes, he is very concerned about climate change—the view from space gives a special sense of just how fragile the earth’s atmosphere is. Now if I can just figure out how to download that photo…)
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For those of you interested in more information about the Presidential Climate Action Project, St. Martin's Press in New York published our book today. It has been released in electronic form to reduce its cost and carbon footprint. It's a much-condensed version of the full presidential plan, which we'll post on our web site in early November. The web site is www.climateactionproject.com. The book can be found at http://us.macmillan.com/the100dayactionplantosavetheplanet. If we should be so lucky as to have net proceeds, they'll be put back into the project. Good to meet you all; best of luck on this complicated issue.
Posted by Bill Becker on Tue 21 Oct 2008 at 05:58 PM