Thursday, December 18, 2008
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
The Bush legacy: keeping us safe?
President George W. Bush said "there can be no debate" about his record of preventing another terrorist attack. The President made his remarks during a speech on his security policies at the U.S. Army War College.11:00 a.m.GuestsJoe Galloway: syndicated columnist and former senior military correspondent for Knight-Ridder newspapers.More from MPRAnother big Iraq deployment for Minnesota Guard (12/11/2008)Mercenaries: Iraq's parallel army (11/25/2008)Painting the beauty and ambiguity of the Iraq war (11/25/2008)A new timetable for U.S. troops (11/24/2008)Ship of State changes course (11/18/2008)
How to fix a 'hot, flat and crowded' world
Thomas Friedman says the current green movement is no revolution, and that it will take strong American leadership -- and some pain -- to destabilize global climate change.12:00 p.m.More from MPRVoices on the environment (12/05/2008)High hopes for the environment (11/17/2008)How good behavior equals good business (06/29/2007)The ethics of technology in the (06/04/2007)Green goes main street (02/22/2007)Finding work on the flat Earth (06/13/2006)One of the most influential books of the year (12/30/2005)The swiftly flattening planet (06/20/2005)
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