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California Releases First Draft 'Cap And Trade' Plan To Cut Greenhouse Gases

First Posted: 3/18/10 Updated: 5/25/11

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Sacramento Bee:

The California Air Resources Board on Tuesday released a preliminary version of its first-in-the-nation "cap and trade" plan to cut greenhouse-gas emissions.

Tens of billions of dollars will be at stake as the board fills in the details of the program over the next year.

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The California Air Resources Board on Tuesday released a preliminary version of its first-in-the-nation "cap and trade" plan to cut greenhouse-gas emissions. Tens of billions of dollars will be at ...
The California Air Resources Board on Tuesday released a preliminary version of its first-in-the-nation "cap and trade" plan to cut greenhouse-gas emissions. Tens of billions of dollars will be at ...
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