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  1. September 04, 2009, 10:54 am

    ENVIRONMENT: Shake-Ups at High Profile Coal Industry Group

    With its hefty bankroll and polished messaging, the American Coalition for Clean Coal Electricity looked like a juggernaut going into the climate change debate on Capitol Hill. But ever since the House narrowly passed a measure in late June to set the country on a path to addressing global warming — a measure with plenty of concessions to coal but still lacking ACCCE’s support — the advocacy group has been beset by struggles. Read more

  2. March 12, 2009, 1:56 pm

    ENVIRONMENT: A New Power Player in the Climate Lobby

    The power industry trade group Edison Electric Institute this week announced its newest hire — Brian L. Wolff, the executive director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. In a newly created position, Wolff will work among the growing ranks of Washington power players trying to influence climate change legislation. Read more

  3. March 09, 2009, 1:52 pm

    ENVIRONMENT: Advocates for Climate Change Action Face Pressure from Lobbyists, Skeptics

    President Obama might as well have yelled “Charge!” to the cavalry of climate change lobbyists when he released his budget plan — a plan that includes $646 billion in revenue through 2019 from the industries that emit greenhouse gases. Read more

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