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  • Blogging the science and policy of global warming

    Yesterday’s climate blog highlights

    Posted: in Climate Change Legislation, News, Science

    Written By

    Rebecca Rasch
    Rebecca Rasch

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    Grist list five compelling reasons why a comprehensive climate and energy plan is superior to an energy-only bill.

    “Anyone contemplating supporting energy-only over a comprehensive bill should bear these facts in mind. And realize that whether your top priority is national security, deficit reduction, job creation, or pollution reduction, a comprehensive bill clean energy and climate bill does a lot more for our country.”

    E2 has President Obama’s reactions to the Murkowski resolution. The White House said that the resolution would

    “increase the Nation’s dependence on oil and other fossil fuels and block efforts to cut pollution that threatens our health and well-being.”

    The statement says that:

    “Obama’s senior advisors would recommend that he veto the measure.”

    Green also has the story of how the White House is less than pleased with the Murkowski resolution.

    “[The] White House says that if the resolution, scheduled for debate and a vote on Thursday, reaches President Obama’s desk, his advisers will recommend that he veto it. That’s what is known as a veto threat and in this case it is not a bluff.”