>>>>>>http://www.rollcall.com/news/44956-1.html?type=aggregate_friendly
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>>>>>What's next? "Florida Hurricane Obama's Fault" ?
>>>>
>>>>That's just crazy. Obviously, like Katrina, the blame falls firmly on Bush and Cheney.
>>>
>>>I know you are speaking tongue in cheek but no one I ever heard blamed Katrina on Bush. (Wasn't Cheney still in his bunker at the time?) Only his reaction to it.
>>
>>Really?
>>
>>"Katrina Should Be a Lesson to the U.S. on Global Warming," read a headline on the Web site of the German magazine Der Spiegel.
>>
>>"The Bush government rejects international climate protection goals by insisting that imposing them would negatively impact the American economy," wrote Jürgen Tritten, Germany's environment minister and a Green Party member.
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>>"The American president is closing his eyes to the economic and human costs his land and the world economy are suffering under natural catastrophes like Katrina," Tritten charged.
>>http://www.nytimes.com/2005/09/01/health/01iht-warm.html
>
>That doesn't say Bush caused it.

Here are a couple more.

This first one blames Bush, Oil and coal industries and the media.
http://www.boston.com/news/globe/editorial_opinion/oped/articles/2005/08/30/katrinas_real_name/

Cindy Sheehan said it in no uncertain terms
http://sweetness-light.com/archive/cindy-sez-katrina-bushs-fault

>Glad to see you're reading a good paper, though ;-)

I chose that link for you. ;)

Of course this is the same paper which 3 days prior to that article published this one regarding storm cycles.
http://www.nytimes.com/2005/08/30/national/30cycle.html?_r=1

To highlight the point... ;)

August 30, 2005
Because hurricanes form over warm ocean water, it is easy to assume that the recent rise in their number and ferocity is because of global warming.

But that is not the case, scientists say. Instead, the severity of hurricane seasons changes with cycles of temperatures of several decades in the Atlantic Ocean.

September 2, 2005
In fact, while it is impossible to link Katrina specifically to warming, scientists said, most now concur that global warming does tend to increase the intensity of hurricanes, if not their frequency.

Ladies and gentlemen I give you the "Paper of Record".