Lisa Versus Lisa: EPA's Jackson Bests Sen. Murkowski

Wall Street Journal by Stephen Power | Sep. 25, 2009 (News Report)

Sen. Lisa Murkowski’s plan to limit EPA’s regulation of greenhouse gases won’t be coming up for a vote after all.

This, after Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson and the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers sent letters to Congress warning that the Alaska Republican’s amendment would prevent the EPA from completing its recent proposal to regulate automobile greenhouse gas emissions. If that had happened, the industry ... Full Story »

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Megan Wirth
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 by Megan Wirth - Sep. 25, 2009

Obviously over the past few years the "Green Movement" has taken a huge turn in a positive direction, and this is just another form of that in this publication. With adversity knocking at the Movement's door, Senators and EPA administrators are working tirelessly to preserve the efforts of the Green Movement in hopes to keep a clean future in the world. With the EPA, environmentalists, and automobile manufacturers teaming up, the power is in the hands of the Green Movement, and it takes great representation and Senators like the Jackson and Murkowski to defend this movement. The only real issue I have with this article is that it doesn't go too far into depth, I believe that with a little more detail and planning, it could have been much stronger.

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