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Global Warming, the Auto Industry and Barack Obama
Governor Schwarzenegger signed a law regulating tailpipe emissions of carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas. But President Bush refused to allow a required waiver of federal law, even though 16 other states said they'd go along with California. Both presidential candidates promised to overrule the President's order.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readGovernor Schwarzenegger signed a law regulating tailpipe emissions of carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas. But President Bush refused to allow a required waiver of federal law, even though 16 other states said they'd go along with California. Both presidential candidates promised to overrule the President's order. Now it's Barack Obama who's stuck with keeping his word at the same time the Big Three automakers are threatened with bankruptcy. We get a preview of one of Obama's first presidential controversies.
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The full episode
2 of 3Global Warming, the Auto Industry and Barack Obama- 1:30Goldman Sachs Advised to Short California Bonds It Helped Sell
- 7:58Global Warming, the Auto Industry and Barack ObamaYou’re reading this
- 20:10LA Resident Returns to the Scene of the Kiss on Veterans Day