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Living on Earth
August 14, 2013
  • By John Greenberg
The World

John Greenberg reports from Washington on the White House’s struggle to craft a plan to reduce greenhouse gases. The plan was due in August, but the administration has been unable to cut through the still-raging debate among lobbyists, and within its own ranks, over jobs versus the environment.

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