Snoopy: Withdraw cash price crestor 20mg "In Northern California, 80 percent of the audience thought climate change was largely man-made and that urgent action to address it was both needed and realistic, while 20 percent believed it was a random fluctuation warranting no urgent action," says Lassiter, the Senator John Heinz Professor of Management Practice in Environmental Management at Harvard Business School. "In Houston, it was the flip-flop, with 20 percent [believing climate change was largely man-made and urgent action was needed]. In New York, while nearly 100 percent thought climate change was man-made, only half believed there was the political will--in the United States or abroad--to take urgent actions that would have a material impact on the problem."