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October 5, 2009
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
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- climate, donohue, GE, generalelectric, globalwarming, nike, PG&E, PNM, smears, uschamberofcommerce
Last week Tom Donohue, the US Chamber of Commerce President and CEO, declared that "The U.S. Chamber of Commerce continues to support strong federal legislation ... to reduce carbon emissions and address climate change." Which made us wonder. If the...continued→
October 2, 2009
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
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- climate, donohue, globalwarming, unionpacific, uschamberofcommerce
It looks like more people are wondering how Tom Donohue manages his dual identities: His day job is to run the US Chamber of Commerce, and he has part-time work as a member of the Board of Directors of Union Pacific. As Ben...continued→
September 24, 2009
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
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- climate, donohue, globalwarming, johnson&johnson, nike, PG&E, PNM, unionpacific, uschamberofcommerce
PNM Resources has just updated its position regarding the US Chamber of Commerce: "At PNM Resources, we see climate change as the most pressing environmental and economic issue of our time. Given that view, and a natural limit on both company time and resources, we have...continued→
September 22, 2009
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
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- donohue, johnson&johnson, nike, PG&E, PNM, smears, uschamberofcommerce
More on the news that PG&E has abandoned the US Chamber over climate change policies. In a blog post on PGE's company blog, PG&E states: In a letter to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, PG&E Chairman and CEO Peter Darbee...continued→
September 15, 2009
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
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- alcoa, archcoal, donohue, dow, duke, energyandclimate2009, johnson&johnson, nike, peabody, PNM, smears, unionpacific, UNP, uschamberofcommerce, westernfuels
Why is the U.S. Chamber of Commerce on such a different page from its major members when it comes to climate change legislation? Last spring we raised the question of who the US Chamber of Commerce is really representing when...continued→