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President Bush recently unveiled a plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions beginning in 2025. Critics say it does not do enough to address global warming. What to do about climate change.
Kit Batten, Managing Director for Energy and Environmental Policy, Center for American Progress
Juliet Eilperin, reporter, Washington Post
Kenneth Green, Resident Scholar, American Enterprise Institute
The remarkable story of a man who helped save the Akita - a breed of Japanese hunting dogs with a four thousand year history that almost became extinct at the end of World War Two.
Martha Sherrill, author of the nonfiction "The Buddha from Brooklyn" and the novels "My Last Movie Star" and "The Ruins of California."
Jodi Marcus, Co-founder, Vice President and Adoptions Coordinator for Mid-Atlantic Coast Akita Rescue.
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