This week will be a busy one for climate action in the Senate--there's going to a be a full week of hearings in the Environment and Public Works Committee, with the likes of Energy Secretary Stephen Chu and EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson weighing in on... Full Article at Treehugger
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—Stephen Power contributed to this article. Printed in The Wall Street Journal, page A4 WASHINGTON -- The Senate debate over climate legislation is set to begin in earnest this week, with a key panel holding hearings on legislation that would curb U.S. Full Article at EcoEarth News
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The Senate debate over climate legislation will begin this week, with a panel holding hearings on legislation that would curb U.S. greenhouse-gas emissions. The WonkLine: October 26, 2009 Wonk Room — ... Full Article at Beltway Blips
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Not much has happened since the House passed its climate bill in late June on a tight vote, but Senate Democrats hope to make progress on one of the administration’s highest priorities before global climate talks in Copenhagen, Denmark, in December. Full Article at The Hill
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Democrats in the US Senate will push climate change legislation that would grant, initially at no cost, pollution permits to an array of industries, similar to legislation passed by the House of Representatives last June. Full Article at TVNZ
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We may not need any, ever.
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The science is pleading us to take action
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They're going to argue that we should do nothing, stand pat, do less or delay action yet again ... It's a debate between looking backward and looking forward, between those who are ready to seize the future and those who are afraid of the future.
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Only new legislation can bring about the comprehensive and integrated changes that are needed to restore America's economic health and keep the nation secure over the long term
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