Jim DiPeso

Policy Director, Republicans for Environmental Protection

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Policy Director for Republicans for Environmental Protection, a grassroots, member-supported organization

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Today was the day that Democrat John Kerry, Republican Lindsay Graham and Independent Joe Lieberman were set to introduce a new climate change bill in the Senate.

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Today was the day that Democrat John Kerry, Republican Lindsay Graham and Independent Joe Lieberman were set to introduce a new climate change bill in the Senate.

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