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Daily Archives: February 3, 2009
Our views on Senate Environment Committee’s “Principles for Global Warming Legislation”
The six Principles for Global Warming Legislation released today in a press conference called by Senator Barbara Boxer provide a good starting point for designing legislation to deal with global climate disruption, but could be strengthened by adding two more … Continue reading
