Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
Reuters is reporting that Cisco Systems says it disagrees with the US Chamber's position on climate. This week two of the lobbying group's most powerful members, the conglomerate General Electric Co and the telecommunications equipment provider Cisco Systems Inc told...continued→
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
More companies are going on the record to make clear that the US Chamber of Commerce's position on climate does not represent their views. On Friday, Politico reported that NRG decided against joining the US Chamber because of its "extreme"...continued→
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
New revelations in the US Chamber Climate Credibility Crisis continue to demonstrate that the US Chamber's problems are of its own making, notwithstanding its attempts to blame environmentalists and anyone else it can think of. Last Friday (sorry for the...continued→
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
Yesterday, I noted that the Times picked up a terrific Greenwire story by Anne Mulkern on how the Chamber makes policy decisions. Looks like the Chamber decided to try to put this one to rest by posting their policies online...continued→
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
Apparently the US Chamber is not really into criticism, judging from the letter Chamber President Tom Donohue sent to Apple today in response to Apple's decision to quit the Chamber. And apparently the US Chamber is a little mixed up...continued→
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
Per Kate Galbraith at the NYTimes Green Inc. blog, Apple issued a letter today saying: "We strongly object to the chamber's recent comments opposing the E.P.A.'s effort to limit greenhouse gases...Apple supports regulating greenhouse gas emissions, and it is frustrating...continued→
