If Adam Lee would like to become a politician why doesn't he run for office instead of pontificating from the car dealership. Oh, speaking of pontificating, the Pope does not believe in Gorbal Warming either. But you wouldn't know that because the newspaper is more concerned with Bush bashing.
Maybe Adam feels like has to make up for his dad driving a Cadillac Escalade SUV, or are the Lee's another "Do as I say, not as I do" environmental do-gooder?

If more dealers had the guts to speak in favor of better vehicles 20 years ago do you think that Detroit would be in a more competitive position today? Consumers have been flocking to foreign makers since the oil crisis of the 1970s when the Lee family began selling the more efficient Honda Accord. We bought one the first year and it out performed the Chrysler products I was acustomed to. Even if you leave climate change off the table it just makes sense to support vehicles that burn less oil, unless of course you enjoy shelling out exhoribitant amounts of hard earned cash to large corporations and foreign concerns who are focused on their own interests not ours. As for businesses leaders who are not afraid to speak their mind in general, this country sure could use more of that commodity because our elected leaders on both sides of the aisle continue to demonstrate their inability or unwillingness to lead! Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night.

It does not make any sense to have individual states creating their own clean air regulations. Can you imagine what impact that would have on gasoline, heating oil, industry and all other related goods and services? We scarcely have enough refining capacity as it is.

If we want to strengthen the clean air standards, I would suggest the states band together and come up with a single standard - and then collectively pressure the Federal government to make this the national standard.

The corresponding impact on business, industry and the consumer would be significantly less, and we would have a better chance of obtaining those clean air goals.

Well,

Lee is simply blowing smoke, trolling for business by hawking AlGore's lies about globull warming.

It's a crock, a scam by a bunch of snake oil salesmen to gain miney and power, a chicken-little "sky is falling" pogram against common sense and real science.

Over 400 scientists, real climatologists, have denounced the UN and AlGore's pseudo-science. That doesn't stop the Press Herald's ledtidt staff from joining in the chorus against common sense.

Those folks urginf Maine to "go green" can get bent. I will not be part of that great lie.

Adam lee is doing the right thing. It is easy to be critical of motives when it involves business but Adam is the "real deal" and does his best to promote clean air and better economy in a culture that is currently dependant upon fossil fuels for our transportation.

I like to go fast, race, and enjoy automobiles. Global warming will occur whether we clean up our act or not as the earth has warmed and cooled many times as part of a natural cycle but that does not relieve us of a basic responsibility to protect our environment as best we can.

Much of today's air and fuel improvements are derived from automomobile racing. The environmental crowd needs to revisit restrictions imposed upon automotive modifications and loosen the noose a bit on behicles that are older so we can retrofit with more efficient exhaust and intakes to improve fuel economy and reduce pollutants. We also need to keep car manufacturers on their toes by raising the bar for clean transportation requirements through a reward system instead of a stick system. Corporations think with their pocketbooks, not with their souls. Adam is a good person and he stuck his neck out for his beliefs. The very least we can do is support his effort.

Adam,

Way to go! Someone has to stand up to the Evil Doers in the White House!! One person can make a difference so keep up the fight brother.

Steve Morehouse