McCain On The Environment

Well, we’ve weighed in on Barack Obama and Joe Biden’s perspective of the global warming crisis and what they plan to do in order to reverse the effects. Now it is time to see what the Republicans have to say about this hot button issue.

John McCain and Sarah Palin also realize our environment is of the utmost importance, and vow to work toward a more environmentally friendly United States. They promise to preserve our state forests, parks, beaches, shorelines and wilderness habitats. A McCain and Palin presidency will also see increased cooperation and expanded promotion of both public and privately run organizations and operations, too.

Policies will be put in place to better preserve our dying wetlands in America, as the current plan is obviously not doing the job. McCain and Palin will also work to expand “green” parks and set aside specific areas within city limits for new parks to grow and strive.

Both John McCain and Sarah Palin realize that climate change needs to be the number one priority for the next president of the United States. With their proposed Lexington Project, the McCain-Palin administration will make every effort to help end our dependency on foreign oil, clean up our air and created clean, dependable energy sources for our future.