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Focus on New Orleans

A President to Rebuild New Orleans

The next president should adapt environmental policy to conditions on the gulf coast.

 

New Orleans Neglected

Hurricane Katrina hit two years ago but little has been done to prevent further disaster: Enter the candidate.

 

The Same City for the Future

If the next generation of Louisiana citizens is to enjoy New Orleans, a president should take action to restore and protect the city.

 
 

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Voices on Environment

Focus on Saving the Environment

Leaders need to implement timely solutions to pressing environmental problems, or else the future looks grim.

 

Planning for the Future

The next president should inspire Americans to makes sacrifices to restore a threatened environment and prevent a dire threat to humanity.

 

Electric Over Gas-powered Cars

Eco-friendly, cost-effective automotive technology exists, but it hasn't made it to mass production.