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Climate Bill Set Aside: What's Next for US Energy Policy?
After a series of stunning victories on economic stimulus, healthcare, finance reform and unemployment insurance, President Obama suffered a major setback yesterday. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid declared that the climate-change bill is dead, at least for now.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readAfter a series of stunning victories on economic stimulus, healthcare, finance reform and unemployment insurance, President Obama suffered a major setback yesterday. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid declared that the climate-change bill is dead, at least for now. Months ago, the House passed a comprehensive bill to charge corporate polluters for releasing carbon dioxide, but even a pared-down version failed to attract enough votes in the Senate. Jesse Jenkins is Director of Energy and Climate Policy at the Breakthrough Institute.
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The full episode
3 of 3The Attack Media and the Reverse Race Card- 0:00Bell's Highly Paid Public Servants Call It Quits
- 7:47The Attack Media and the Reverse Race Card
- 44:48Climate Bill Set Aside: What's Next for US Energy Policy? You’re reading this