Next year we're going to do some looking at this whole incestuous relationship between corporations and the Pentagon and back and forth and the revolving door.

Well, maybe you should check up on it before you give them a blank check again.

So you suspended it and then, less than 2 months later, reinstated it.

Victory can be our only exit strategy.

S. 139 in conjunction with targeted complementary policies significantly reduces U.S. emissions of heat-trapping gases while saving consumers billions of dollars.

Voluntary action from the American business community means hardly any action at all.

The McCain-Lieberman bill does this for greenhouse gases, and thus is a step in the right direction.

we should have Implemented climate policies 15 years ago

We believe that a market-based approach, combined with mandatory caps and Federal oversight, offers the best way for the Nation to respond to a growing global environmental threat.

The gains in energy efficiency and in technological innovation which will follow once we start to constrain carbon emission in this country will far outweigh any of the temporary short-term burdens which will arise.

Washington needs to provide firm rules and regulations if you expect corporate America to respond.