... unintended economic consequences. The Clean Energy and Security Act, also known as ... costs if the House version of the clean energy bill were to be signed into law ... the economy and health care, the clean energy legislation might be ...

... health-care reform that controls costs while ensuring choice and quality, as well as energy legislation that will make clean energy the profitable kind of energy, leading to whole new industries and jobs that cannot be outsourced. And this week ...

... more recent years." Many European countries wanted reductions based on 1990 levels. The recently passed American Clean Energy and Recovery Act (a.k.a. Waxman-Markey) is pegged to 2005 levels. And thus our attention moves from the hobbled ...

... pass bipartisan and comprehensive clean energy and climate legislation this fall ... our nation the world leader on clean energy jobs and technology," declared ... absence. On the Net: American Clean Energy and Security Act: http://tinyurl ...

... approving such legislation, which would impose the first-ever limits on greenhouse gas pollution and force a shift to cleaner energy sources. "I know what's at stake, when you talk about reduction targets, how tricky that is," Merkel said ...

... Commerce Committee to vote against clean energy legislation the president backs ... The House panel sent the American Clean Energy and Security Act to the full House ... the role of nuclear power in his clean energy package, those differences ...

... places to exercise and havens from violence. And he can go head-to-head with any policy wonk in discussing cleaner energy. It's not that Franken was entirely dull during some 18 months of campaigning. He cracked a safe joke here and ...

... that is imposing crushing costs on families, businesses, large and small, and state and federal budgets." Making clean energy "the profitable kind of energy so that we can end our dependence on foreign oil and reclaim America's future ...

... million jobs by "rebuilding our infrastructure, our roads, our bridges, modernizing our schools and creating the clean energy infrastructure of the 21st century." His forecast was sober. He said there are neither shortcuts nor quick fixes ...

... to improve the lives of ordinary people by rebuilding roads and modernizing schools for our children, investing in clean energy solutions to break our dependence on imported oil, and making an early down payment on the long-term reforms that ...