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How do the presidential candidates compare on green issues? The online environmental magazine Grist has created a very useful chart that neatly compares the candidates' environmental records and rhetoric.

As New Hampshire voters stream into polling places in large numbers today to select candidates in the state's first-in-the-nation

Peter Rothberg

January 8, 2008

How do the presidential candidates compare on green issues? The online environmental magazine Grist has created a very useful chart that neatly compares the candidates’ environmental records and rhetoric.

As New Hampshire voters stream into polling places in large numbers today to select candidates in the state’s first-in-the-nation <a href="/blogs/thebeat?pid=267607presidential primary, the contenders vied for support from the undecided and worked to turn out their respective bases. For those environmentally-concerned citizens still undecided, it’s worth checking out Grist‘s voter guide for insight into how the candidates plans to save the earth may differ.

Grist also teamed up with Outside magazine to interview the presidential contenders about green issues. Read Q&As with all of the Democrats and with the three Republicans (John McCain, Mike Huckabee and Ron Paul) who consented to an interview focusing on their eco-credentials and check out Grist‘s campaign 08 resources.

Peter RothbergTwitterPeter Rothberg is the The Nation’s associate publisher.


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