On the recordApril 21, 2010
If you can find a way of reducing carbon emissions that fishermen can live with, then the odds are good that most other people can get comfortable with it too.
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congress.govIf you can find a way of reducing carbon emissions that fishermen can live with, then the odds are good that most other people can get comfortable with it too.
Suggests that fishermen's acceptance of emission reductions can lead to broader public support.
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