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William O'Keefe responded to Should Congress Split Up Energy And Cap-And-Trade? on November 9, 2009 09:37 AM
If there was important energy legislation that could be passed and should be passed soon, it would make sense to separate energy from cap and trade. Full Article at National Journal
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Gov. Rick Perry on Monday criticized pending carbon cap-and-trade environmental legislation in Congress as harmful to Texas and the rest of the country. The legislation would cap emissions of carbon dioxide by utilities and other companies. Full Article at Austin American-Statesman
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The old Midas television commercial summarizes it all right now with regard to U.S. energy policy: “you can pay us now or pay us later.” Every day that the United States puts off passing strong science-based climate legislation the more expensive the... Full Article at National Journal
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A year ago the strategy of two separate packages made sense – given the amount of time required to build consensus regarding climate, energy legislation could have moved as a high priority on a separate and faster track in the first half of 2009. Full Article at National Journal
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If supporters of creating a cap-and-trade program to address global warming want to grab the attention of skeptics on Capitol Hill, they might start by convincing the nation's most famous financier, Warren Buffett. Full Article at EcoEarth News
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The cap-and-trade bill pending in Congress would essentially be the largest tax hike in the history of our country ... These energy taxes will cause every product that uses energy to become more expensive, forcing Texas families to shoulder substantial new costs and undercutting our state's economic str...
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Cows will give less milk. Crop yields will be less ... We know what's going to happen if we don't act.
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This year, it's not going to pass, there's no way - not with health care reform
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The concern is that Wall Street would get involved and people would buy up emission credits and hold them until the price goes up, and then those of us having to buy them would be competing in that marketplace
