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check the haze on the Blue Ridge in August). To achieve the goal, the Amendments created a system of tradable sulfur dioxide credits, which will allow market forces to do cheaply what regulation normally does, at great expense.
Bush won’t throw down the environmental gauntlet, fearing more job losses in a sick economy. For example, he won’t raise the fleet fuel economy standard for automobile manufacturers, which currently stands at 27.6 miles to the gallon, because he thinks that would give foreign manufacturers an advantage. Clinton doesn’t have this problem. He endorses a standard of 40 miles to the gallon, and sets a goal for 46. And Clinton has A1 Gore, who wrote an environmental manifesto proclaiming that nothing short of a complete revolution in our way of living was needed to save the environmeht. Clinton and Gore promise government intervention, big time.
Dr. Krebser has it right: Bush experiments. He won’t replace the
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