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    Which Way, L.A.?

    The Economics and Politics of Global Warming

    At the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen this December, the Kyoto Treaty on Global Warming will be renegotiated.  Environmentalists say the US has a responsibility to play a leading role.  A House Committee has passed a sweeping measure, the 932-page American Clean Energy and Security Act .

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    By Warren Olney • May 12, 2014 • 1 min read

    At the UN Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen this December, the Kyoto Treaty on Global Warming will be renegotiated. Environmentalists say the US has a responsibility to play a leading role. A House Committee has passed a sweeping measure, the 932-page American Clean Energy and Security Act. It would "raise the cost of life" for all Americans. President Obama says the battle to slow global warming will be good for the US economy. But some environmentalists warn it’s too little, too late. Some conservatives argue it’s not worth the effort. We hear the beginning of the debate will go on for at least the rest of this year

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      Warren Olney

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    1 of 3
    Voters Put Essential Services on the Chopping Block
    1. 0:00The Economics and Politics of Global WarmingYou’re reading this
    2. 26:50Should We Make a Federal Case Out of Proposition 8?
    3. 33:54Voters Put Essential Services on the Chopping Block
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