US CLIMATE CHANGE LEGISLATION
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Cantwell, Collins Introduce 'Cap and Rebate' BillTwo Senators are taking what they call an innovative approach to emissions legislation in a bipartisan plan unveiled today.
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Senators Offer New Climate Bill FrameworkKerry, Graham, Lieberman hope new plan gains broader support
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U.S. Lawmakers Wary of Emissions CapRepublicans afraid Obama's trip to Copenhagen will commit U.S. to unreasonable emissions reductions.
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CS Sunday: Climate Bill, End of ENVIClean Skies Sunday reports on the Senate Finance committee's hearing on the pending climate change bill.
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Sen. Barbara Boxer on the Future of the Climate BillChairman Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) talks to reporters about the future of the climate bill.
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Sen. Arlen Specter On Status of Climate LegislationSpecter says Copenhagen looking for progress in U.S. Senate.
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EPW Sends Kerry Boxer to Senate FloorChristine Tezak describes one hurdle being crossed, and what to expect in the future.
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Day One of Kerry-Boxer Mark-upRepublicans on the Senate Environment Committee make good on their promise to boycott the mark-up session of the Kerry-Boxer climate bill.
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Republicans Boycott Kerry-Boxer MarkupBoycotting Senators say current plan will have devastating effect on economy.
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Boxer Sets Markup; GOP Calls BoycottThe Senate Environment Committee, the first to take up the Kerry-Boxer climate bill, plans to begin marking-up the legislation at 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. But committee Republicans say they'll boycott the markup process altogether.
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