Senate trio to pursue separate climate talks
Even before a Senate committee could begin marking up the "Kerry-Boxer" climate bill, Sen. John F. Kerry (D-Mass.) announced Wednesday a separate track of negotiations over climate policy that makes his original bill look somewhat irrelevant. Full story »
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Changing messages
A curious debate has broken out among American environmental groups: Is now the time to talk about the threat of climate change?
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Reid Detchon | ...Republicans may think they can oppose climate legislation on a wave of economic populism and climate skepticism...but if they choose the wrong side of history with legislative obstruction, they will have to answer not only to their children, but to the voters one day. Read more and comment »
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- Institute of Policy Integrity: Global Warming Puts Economy at Risk pdf
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- Environmental Working Group: Crying Wolf: Climate Change Will Cost Farmers Far More Than a Climate Bill
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- Scripps News: Cutting Non-CO2 Pollutants Can Delay Abrupt Climate Change
- Carbon Capture Storage Project from Carnegie Mellon University
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