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Senator Blanche Lincoln Says Climate Change Legislation Will Face Slower and More Studious Approach in Senate
Thu, 18 Jun 2009 6:14:20 CDT
Democratic Senator Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas believes that any Climate Change legislation that has a chance of passage in the US Senate will look radically different than how the Waxman- Markey House version now reads. She adds that at least four committees will have jurisdiction in the Senate- and those four Committees will take a very close and deliberate look at the issue.
We have an audio report on Senator Lincoln's thoughts on this issue, as provided by Colleague Stewart Doan of Agri-Pulse. Click on the Listen Bar below to take a listen.
Stewart Doan offers this audio wrap of comments from Arkansas Senator Blanche Lincoln on how Senate will approach Climate Change Legislation
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