Korea: World top city chiefs meet to fight climate change

Former US president Bill Clinton, whose Clinton Climate Initiative develops programmes to help cities cut greenhouse gas emissions, called for commitments and concrete action at the meeting which ends Thuesday.

The issue of how cities "find a way to continue to thrive and prosper while reducing greenhouse gas emissions is one of the central questions in the whole struggle," Clinton told a press conference.

He said his initiative focuses on creating "communities that can both provide a greater quality of life and generate more clean energy than they use."

Chuck Sweeny: Obama should fix economy, then curtail greenhouse gasses - Norwich, CT - Norwich Bulletin

Americans want jobs. They want to keep their homes. Climate change is way down the priority list in every poll I’ve seen. Democrats would be wise to kill cap and trade because, as James Carville said in 1992, “It’s the economy, stupid.”

How about "It's not the CO2, stupid."