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Bush lifted a ban on oil pumping in Alaska, near Bristol Bay.
Dirk Kempthorne, the Interior Secretary, said: "There will be significant opportunities for study and public comment before any oil and gas development could take place,"
Dirk Kempthorne claims that lifting of the ban would enhance country’s energy security.
Sarah Palin, the governer of Alaska, supported George Bush and promised to work on local flora and fauna’s protection. It should be kept in mind, that Bristol Bay is an area known for its endangered whales and the world's largest run of sockeye salmon.
Five satellites were launched into space from Florida on Saturday aboard an unmanned Delta rocket to investigate electromagnetic storms, the dark side of the phenomenon that causes Earth's dazzling aurorae. The $200 million mission is expected to help scientists develop better forecasting techniques for potentially dangerous solar storms, which can knock out power grids, navigation and other satellites and even force airlines to abandon polar routes due to loss of radio contact. The satellites were carried into orbit aboard a Boeing-built Delta 2 rocket that lifted off at 6:01 p.m.
Newseum - the Interactive Museum of News - will be open in Washington on 15 October 2007. Its creation took six years and 435 million dollars.The New York Times points out that Newseum is one of the most expensive museum projects in the world.The facade is transperent to symbolize free society and free information flow. There is a special room as a tribute for 9/11, and a room with Berlin wall pieces.More on the exhibits.
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i just imagine, how many of those whales are gonna die.