States combat global warming
| January 21, 2008 |  View for printing |
With proposals to cap greenhouse gas emissions stalled in Congress, more than half the states are moving aggressively to combat the pollution that causes global warming.
This year, eight states are slated to release plans to slash emissions of the heat-trapping gases and at least several are likely to recommend specific reduction targets, say state officials and the Pew Center on Global Climate Change. Seventeen states already have such targets in place.
States are deploying an array of strategies to reduce pollution. Among them: capping the carbon dioxide emissions of power plants or vehicles, and promoting energy efficiency and renewable energy.
By Paul Davidson, USA TODAY
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What Washington Can Learn from Montana (at least most of us) when it comes to efforts to reduce global warming http://matr.net/article-27324.html
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