E-mail protests flood the White House

More than 100,000 e-mail protests have been sent to US President George W Bush since he abandoned the Kyoto agreement.

E-mail protests flood the White House
Wed, 11 Apr, 2001 - 18:52

More than 100,000 e-mail protests have been sent to US President George W Bush since he abandoned the Kyoto agreement.

Friends of the Earth say the campaign has been so successful that the White House server has reportedly crashed five times in the past week.

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