Climate Envoy: Climate Deal Will Not Come to Congress Unless Necessary

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
10/23/2015
As the upcoming negotiations toward a post-Kyoto climate agreement near, Republican lawmakers continue to push the administration to bring the agreement before the Senate for consultation and potential ratification. However,…

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Climate Envoy: Climate Deal Will Not Come to Congress Unless Necessary

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