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November 19, 2009
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
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- alcoa, Apple, cisco, dow, duke, entergy, Exelon, ge, generalelectric, johnson, microsoft, MohawkPaper, Nike, nrg, pepco, PG&E, PNM Resources, PSEG, royaldutchshell, seventhgeneration, uschamberofcommerce
Looks like we'll have to add a new category to our US Chamber Climate Credibility Crisis Counter (honk if you love alliteration.) As the Wall Street Journal recently reported, Duke Energy has cut the electric utility's contributions to the Chamber...continued→
October 29, 2009
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
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- alcoa, apple, chamberofcommerce, cisco, dow, duke, entergy, exelon, GE, johnson&johnson, levistrauss, microsoft, mohawkpaper, nike, peabody, PEPCO, PG&E, PNM, PSEG, seventhgeneration, shell, uschamberofcommerce
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→
October 26, 2009
Posted by Pete Altman in Solving Global Warming
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- alcoa, apple, chamberofcommerce, dow, duke, entergy, exelon, GE, johnson&johnson, levistrauss, microsoft, mohawkpaper, nike, peabody, PEPCO, PG&E, PNM, PSEG, seventhgeneration, shell, toyota, uschamberofcommerce
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→
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→