On the recordJune 23, 2015
Reducing ten percent, reducing 20 percent, reducing 30 percent of that would--is equivalent to the tons of emissions that are produced by scores of countries around the world.
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Bonamici emphasizes the significant impact of U.S. emissions reductions on global climate change.
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