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Daily Archives: January 20, 2011
House Republican group proposes to kill U.S. funding for the IPCC – and a great deal more
The Republican Study Committee, which represents 165 House Republicans, issued a proposal today to cut more than $2.5 trillion from the federal budget in the next 10 years – with the aim of balancing the federal budget entirely through budget … Continue reading
Republican deficit demagogue threatens to de-fund CIA climate monitoring and analysis
Republican deficit demagoguery and aversion to supporting the climate science enterprise may jeopardize the future of the CIA Center on Climate Change and National Security, a small unit launched in 2009 with a directive to advise the federal government on … Continue reading
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