Mr. President, there is an old saying that when you run out of luck, you better get a new pair of dice. As far as I am concerned, we have lost every roll of the dice during the climate change negotiations, and we better get ourselves a new pair. Otherwise, American workers will be out of luck. That is why I rise today to support Senate Resolution 98 which Senator Byrd and Senator Hagel now have before the Senate. If you take a good look at the global climate change treaty currently being negotiated, you will discover that developing nations are the high rollers while the developed nations keep coming up with snake eyes and the big loser is the global environment. That is because only developed nations would be legally bound by the treaty hammered out by negotiators, the so-called 'Berlin Mandate' produced back in 1995. Developing nations are off the hook. That decision contained two glaring errors.…
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Discussing the implications of climate change negotiations and supporting Senate Resolution 98.
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