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January 27, 2009
Obama: Energy and Environment Directives
Today, January 27, we posted a lengthy summary of various reactions to President Obama's Climate Change and Energy Presidential Memos on our eNewsUSA blog at: http://enewsusa.blogspot.com/. The summaries include links to the full text of the releases. The posting includes both positive and negative reactions from U.S. Congressional leaders, industry, environment and government organizations. The posting also includes links to the full text of the President Obama Memos. Also included, on the January 26 posting, are a summary of President Obama statement on the Memos and links to the full text and video of the speech and related information. The posting also includes some clarifications of some misleading reporting and statements that have been made regarding the President's announcement and the Memos.
January 27, 2009 in Air Quality, Climate Change, Economics, Energy, Governance/Management, Law, Sustainability, US | Permalink
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An important move, especially in conjunction with enabling the Department of Transportation to enforce improved mileage standards; 40% by 2020. Now consider the study just published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences. According to author Susan Solomon in an NPR interview, “Turning off the carbon dioxide emissions won’t stop global warming . . . Climate change is essentially irreversible." That gives us more reason to act now.
Posted by: Tom Witkin | Jan 28, 2009 7:10:31 AM
