Thursday, April 23, 2009

Earth Day Isn't What it Used to Be

In The Air: Earth Day Isn't What it Used to Be: The New Yorker:
"Still, there are plenty of reasons to wonder whether serious steps to reduce carbon emissions will be taken this year or, indeed, ever. Regulating CO2 using existing laws will be a laborious, and potentially litigious, exercise. Meanwhile, the Administration has been strangely passive about trying to shape climate legislation—one reason that the Waxman bill is likely to be further watered down. Then, there’s the question of whether even an inadequate bill has the votes to pass [...]"

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