Topic: American Clean Energy and Security Act
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Energy Voices Misunderstanding coal in Europe
Every ton of emissions from American coal burned in Europe means that a ton won’t be burned in a country like China – or even the United States – where emissions are uncapped, Holland writes.
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Green economics 101: California's AB 32 and Proposition 23
Professor Kahn of UCLA presents a primer on California's greenhouse gas protections and the current ballot measure to overturn them.
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Obama speech on Gulf oil spill and climate change: Why hard cost figures are needed
Few politicians want to debate the real costs of fighting climate change. Will, for example, gasoline be $5 a gallon or not? Perhaps a bill would pass if there were more honesty and openness about the real impact of hiking the price of carbon.
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Senate climate bill may drop cap and trade
A compromise climate bill being developed in the Senate may drop controversial cap and trade legislation passed by the House.
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Opinion: Want to help the environment and get cash back for cutting carbon emissions?
The Alaska dividends model is just one of several ways the 1,200-page Waxman-Markey climate change bill could be simplified and made more effective.
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Will words fail us at the Copenhagen conference?
Linguist George Lakoff maintains that humans lack good ways to verbalize complex issues like climate change; the Monitor's language columnist tries to imagine things otherwise.
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Glenn Beck goes home to face - what else? - controversy
His hometown is giving Beck the key to the city. Before that, his fans paid up to $500 to see and hear the conservative commentator at Safeco Field in Seattle. Did we mention that he has a new book out?
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Finding the right metaphor to treat climate despair
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Opinion: A carbon protection racket
The Waxman-Markey bill's 'international offsets' amount to paying polluting countries not to pollute.
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Could cap-and-trade create another economic bubble?
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G-8 as climate change forum: baby steps
Leaders agreed that warming must be stopped, but few specifics were reached on how to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
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Are climate-change deniers guilty of treason?
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What a national cap-and-trade program might look like
Ten Northeast states already have their own greenhouse-gas emissions regime. It's one model for the federal plan.
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Pelosi embarks on 'tricky business' of passing climate bill
A successful vote Friday could give the administration momentum on its biggest priority: healthcare reform.
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Democrats struggling for consensus on climate bills
With competing bills in the House and Senate, Democrats struggle to agree on key climate and energy reforms.
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Key points of the climate-energy bill before Congress
Lawmakers craft a bill that will move the US to a far cleaner energy policy.
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Carbon emissions pose danger, EPA finds
Agency’s move lays the foundation for expanding US regulation of thousands of companies.







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