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Frank O'Donnell helps the EPA define "success"

Clean Air Watch President Frank O'Donnell stops by to parse the EPA Chief Steve Johnson's latest announcement on the Bush Administration's efforts to "reduce" greenhouse gas emissions: "The bottom line is the actual volume of emissions continues to grow. The climate and the planet doesn't care so much about intensity or rates of things, they care about  actual volume of pollution that's effecting the climate." LISTEN (12 min)

Frank O' Donnell: Smog and the risks with Ethanol

Frank O'Donnell talks about the risks linked to smog for women and the consequences of the increased use of ethanol.
LISTEN (7 min) 
picture: all that smog

Frank O'Donnell on the State of the Union: Cars, Coal, and Corn

EcoTalk's very own Clean Air Correspondent Frank O'Donnell waxes funny and fiery on President Bush's State of the Union speech: "He's starting to talk the talk, but he's a long way from walking the walk. He's tip-toeing in the right direction, but he is not coming forward with any plan at all to actually limit emissions related to global warming." LISTEN (11 min)