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<p><b>Filed at 12:58 p.m. ET</b></p><p><c/p><p>WASHINGTON CAP) -- President Bush
dismissed on Tuesday a report put out by his administration warning that human
activities are behind climate change that is having significant effects on the
environment.</p><p>The report to the United Nations, written by the Environmen
tal Protection Agency, puts most of the blame for recent global warming on the
burning of fossil fuels that release carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gas
es into the environment.</p><p>But it suggests nothing beyond voluntary action
by industry for dealing with the so-called ''greenhouse' ' gases, the program Bu
sh advocated in rejecting a treaty negotiated in Kyoto, Japan, in 1997 calling
for mandatory reduction of those gases by industrial nations.</p><p>'-I read th
e report put out by the bureaucracy,' ' Bush said dismissively Tuesday when aske
d about the EPA report, adding that he still opposes the Kyoto treaty.</p><p>Ja
pan ratified the international accord Tuesday and urged the United States and o
ther countries to join efforts to fight global warming by cutting emissions of
heat-trapping gases. Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi's Cabinet gave final appr
oval to the Kyoto Protocol, which passed the upper and lower houses of Parliame
nt last month.</p><p>The report submitted to the United Nations was the first b
y the Bush administration to mostly blame human activity for global warming.</p
><p>' 'The changes observed over the last several decades are likely mostly due
to human activities, but we cannot rule out that some significant part of these
changes is also a reflection of natural variability, '' the report says.</p><p>
''Human-induced warming and associated sea level rises are expected to continue
through the 21st century,'' it says; ''Secondary effects ... include increases
in rainfall rates and increased susceptibility of semiarid regions to drought.
''</p><p>The report also says that despite some lingering scientific uncertaint
ies, ''There is general agreement that the observed warming is real and has bee
n particularly strong within the past 20 years. ''</p><p>Tn the United States, c
hanges over the next few decades are expected to put Southeastern coastal commu
nities at greater risk of storm surges, prompt more uncomfortable heat waves in
cities and reduce snowpack and water supplies in the West</p><p>The extents of
aspen, eastern birch and sugar maple probably will contract dramatically in th
e United States, shift into Canada and cause loss of maple syrup production in
northern New York and New England. Great Lakes water levels are expected to dro
p, which would affect navigation, water supplies and aquatic species. Productio
n of U.S. hardwood and softwood products is projected to increase, mostly in th
e South. Fewer cold days and reduced snowpack do not bode well for the southern
most ski areas, where costs of snowmaking would rise.</p><p>Kalee Kreider, glob
al warming campaign director for the National Environmental Trust, an advocacy
group, said environmentalists want from the administration a climate change pla
n that roins with other nations in requiring carbon dioxide emission reductions
and increased fuel efficiency requirements for vehicles.</p><zp>'-It's good the
y've done a 180-degree turn on the science. Given the audience, they pretty muc
h had to,'' Kreider said. ''But we're still waiting for a plan that mandates po
llution cuts.-' </p><p>Last year, the White House described climate change as a
serious issue but was undecided about how much of the problem should be blamed
on human activities. President Bush favors a climate plan with voluntary measur
es to slow the rate of growth in gas emissions but allow them to continue to ri
se.</p><p>White House spokesman Scott McClellan said the administration remains
convinced that the president's plan is the best path, for two reasons. He poin
ted to language in the report acknowledging ''considerable uncertainty in curre
nt understanding of how climate varies naturally.' '</p><cp>And, he said, Bush's
plan will ' 'significantly reduce the growth of greenhouse gas emissions, '' whil
e investing in new science and technology to curb them. Bush has proposed spend
ing $4.5 billion on climate change science and technology.</p><p>European Union
countries formally signed the Kyoto Protocol on Friday. It was negotiated in 1
997 to stem pollution and global warming; President Bush has rejected it. The r
atification by Japan and the 15 EU countries at the headquarters of the United
Nations represented a major step toward putting the treaty into force.</p><p>A-
--- </p><p>Cn the Net :</p><p>Climate Action Report 2002: http://www.epa.gov/gl
obalwarming/publications/car</p><p>U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change:
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