CEI Today: Obama global warming agenda, Greece economy & environment, and Wisconsin/Walker win in court
Thursday, January 24, 2013 at 09:09AM 
OBAMA TALK ABOUT GLOBAL WARMING - MARLO LEWIS
Globalwarming.org: President Obama’s Inaugural Speech: New Heat on Warming?
President Obama’s second inaugural speech featured climate change more prominently than did his first inaugural address.
Will that make any difference legislatively? Probably not. In the House, Republicans opposed to cap-and-trade, EPA regulation of greenhouse gases (GHGs), and carbon taxes are still in charge.
Is the President’s renewed emphasis on climate change just a sop to his environmentalist base? Doubtful. As a second termer, Obama has less reason politically to restrain his ‘progressive’ impulses. Several regulatory options are now in play. > View the full commentary on Globalwarming.org
> Inteview Marlo Lewis
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ENVIRONMENT IN GREECE - IAIN MURRAY
Environmentalists' hearts surely rose when they read recently Greek air pollution levels had decreased by 40 percent from 2008 levels thanks to the ongoing recession there. Fewer people were using their cars or trucks, and, as a result, levels of sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxides in the air had plummeted.
> Interview Iain Murray
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WISCONSIN, WALKER WIN IN COURT - MATT PATTERSON Openmarket.org: Walker, Wisconsin Ranger (Strikes Again)Gov. Scott Walker successfully pushed a budget repair bill in 2011 in part designed to loosen the grip of public unions on the state’s purse strings, a grip that was driving up the cost of government to Wisconsin taxpayers. |
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Greens Complain About BPA-Free Products They Helped SpurDid Obama Administration Break Promise of Transparency? |
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