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Sen. Alexander and BTI's Jenkins: Contemplating the Future of Energy Legislation

Posted by Breakthrough Staff on May 7, 2010 at 11:26 AM
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Breakthrough's Jesse Jenkins joined Senator Lamar Alexander (R-TN) and moderator Marc Gunther of Fortune Magazine and Greenbiz.com to discuss the fate of climate and energy legislation in the U.S. Senate in a webinar, hosted by theEnergyCollective.com.

Jenkins and Alexander discussed the embattled Kerry-(Graham?)-Lieberman climate bill and potential alternatives to modernize our energy system, secure dependence from oil, and reduce U.S. emissions. Listen to the archived webinar here.

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