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Sunday, September 13, 2009
You can make the case that the Oregonians who spent their August recess shouting at their congressional representatives about health care should have been hollering for help on a different issue: energy and climate change.
You can make the case that the Oregonians who spent their August recess shouting at their congressional representatives about health care should have been hollering for help on a different issue: energy and climate change.
In fact, more than any other state, Oregon’s future economy rides on whether the U.S. Senate finishes with health care this fall and turns then to take up the energy and climate bill. As U.S. Sen. Ron Wyden said the other day, what Texas is to fossil fuels, Oregon can be to wind, solar and other renewable energy sources. But first, Congress has to pass a bill that launches this country into an energy revolution.Read Full Article
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