Obama’s climate change Plan B

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The Copenhagen climate talks went nowhere. The Senate’s attempt to pass a global warming bill appears stuck. But that’s doesn’t mean greenhouse gas laws aren’t coming.


Originally posted on CNNMoney

 
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