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Electronic Cards Contribute to Global Warming

December 22, 1997�Global Warming, Inc., (http://www.globalwarming.com) a
new Internet company that will sell electronic greeting cards on the
Web, is also taking a stand against global warming.

This holiday season, Web surfers can find millions of electronic
greeting cards to choose from. However, it's a challenge to find
offerings that really say something, or are designed and illustrated as
pieces of art.

But this firm has invested over $100,000 for a collection that is truly
different. �We started Global Warming, Inc. to meet a need,� explained
Robert Ross, GW�s Vice President and Director of Marketing. �With
millions of printed and electronic greeting cards on the market, there
has been virtually no well-designed, meaningful �e�-cards on the
Internet. Our electronic cards, to be purchased and delivered through
our site, are unique, expressive and are created to hit a chord. Cards
like these will be available nowhere else.�

Visitors will also find Globalwarming.com an excellent source for
learning about our planet�s real global warming problem�what causes it,
how to help stop it, scientific facts and important links. A special
area called The Ozone Layer will uncover who�s helping and who�s not.
Global Warming Inc. will donate a portion of its profits to causes that
support the reduction of global warming.

So as the designers create the content and the digital art that will
jump, grab and excite, Global Warming anticipates success�directly
competing with American Greetings and Hallmark.

For a limited time, visitors can choose from 4 cards and send them with
a personalized message for free. The full site�with an initial offering
of over 100 categorized cards, as well as reminders, incentives and
environmental information � starts the first quarter of 1998.

This is a one-time mailing. If you would like to send free cards, or
find out more about Global Warming Inc., please visit
http://www.globalwarming.com.