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Expect Bold Energy Bill Next Year
Published Thursday, November 20, 2008 at 05:06 AM
The Senator says to mitigate global climate change, the first step is to provide federal direction and funding to prove new technologies – including determining the feasibility of carbon capture and sequestration. He says once that is accomplished we can - build a workable cap and trade system.
Bingaman says it is important to keep technological prerequisites separate of a cap and trade bill. He says a separate energy bill would – reduce both the complexity and the cost of any cap and trade legislation.
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