White House Officials Link Economic Recovery to CO2 Bill
March 16th, 2010 admin
Senior Obama administration officials say the nation’s economic recovery could stall if Congress doesn’t pass a climate bill this year. The officials warn that investors are so uncertain about the future cost of emitting greenhouse gases that they are sitting on capital rather than pouring it into “clean” technology, new power plants or energy-intensive manufacturing. The administration has for months been moving away from advocating climate legislation primarily as an environmental issue and toward a jobs-creation argument. But the comments are a marked shift to a stronger…
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