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See bummingonenviron@blogspot.com. EPA has let cancer research remain unable to change policy, like the labeling of a food with a carcinogen. There is now a multiplicative theory supporting high risk, which is in opposition to EPA risk determinatin as non-species-specific. The refusal to monitor greenhouse gas emissions by the Department of Environmental Protection, Florida is a rejection of assigned responsibility, completely. "Greenhouse Effect" theory is now routine observation, since Hansen's temperature increase measurements. The Nature of Scientific Revolutions presents questions regarding why populations through history accepted scientific change or not. I watched cancer and diet causality rejected. This is more urgent, and greenhouse gas emission reduction should be front page news with Senate hearings.

Chris West, UK Climate Impacts Program, noting most coral to be lost with a two degree C temperature increase, is commenting on a topic of concern to Florida activists. The impacts on the ecosystem, ocean food chain, can be presented in detail by Florida ecologists, and are perhaps worsening.