| Wyoming senator takes EPA chief to task on climate change |
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| Written by JOHN M. BRODER, New York Times | |
| Wednesday, 13 May 2009 | |
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An internal government memorandum that came to light on Tuesday challenged the scientific and economic basis of a proposed Environmental Protection Agency finding that climate-altering gases are a threat to human health and welfare. Read more...
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