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Aug 03

Winners and losers in Obama’s new plan to limit greenhouse gas

By Josh Lederman, Associated Press

President Barack Obama is mandating even steeper greenhouse gas cuts from U.S. power plants than previously expected, while granting states more time and broader options to comply.

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Apr 18

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These teens are suing Oregon to force action on climate change

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Frustrated by the slow pace of progress on climate change policy, an Oregon-based environmental group is using a novel legal strategy called "atmospheric trust litigation" to try to force governments to take action. And the movement is being led those…

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Dec 21

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A Look at Climate Change After Copenhagen

In the aftermath of the Copenhagen climate summit, about the only thing certain is the need for more talks. Ray Suarez speaks with Jeffrey Brown about how the nonbinding agreement struck in Copenhagen will impact future negotiations.

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Oct 19

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In Greenland, Ice Unlocks Climate Change History

Scientists dig deep into Greenland's ice to unearth the history of climate change. Climatologist and Climate Central correspondent Heidi Cullen reports.

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Sep 30

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Senate Bill May Mark New Start for Climate Legislation

Senate Democrats introduced legislation Wednesday aimed at curbing greenhouse gas emissions by 20 percent over 2005 levels. But with health care dominating the national debate, is Congress ready to tackle more big legislation? Jeffrey Brown talks to a reporter for…

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Jun 30

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3.6 Trillion and Counting: New Billboard Clocks Emissions

Eight stories above midtown Manhattan, a new billboard has begun counting how much, and how fast, greenhouse gases are entering the atmosphere. Climate Central reports.

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Jun 25

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‘Cap-and-Trade’ Emissions Bill Faces Test in Congress

As early as Friday, the U.S. House of Representatives may vote on landmark climate legislation that would establish a "cap-and-trade" system for carbon emissions. Judy Woodruff talks to analysts about the measure's pros and cons.

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May 27

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News Wrap: GM Moves Closer to Bankruptcy

In the day's other news, General Motors moved one step closer to bankruptcy as bondholders rejected the company's offer to trade bond debt for G.M. stock, and Chrysler's lawyers asked a federal bankruptcy court to allow it to sell the…

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May 22

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Cap-and-Trade Bill Passes House Energy Panel

The House Energy and Commerce Committee approved Friday a cap-and-trade bill for greenhouse gas emissions. A reporter examines the bill's pros and cons and the state of the energy and climate policy debate.

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May 19

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Georgia’s Reliance on Coal Questioned Amid Climate Concerns

Climate Central's Heidi Cullen reports on the coal industry's role in Georgia, a state that gets over 60 percent of its electricity from coal, as new emissions and climate policies are crafted in Washington.

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