US chief executives rush to revive Obama's faltering climate legislation
Bosses at more than 80 companies write to members of Congress urging them to pass climate change bill as quickly as possible or risk American firms "falling behind"
A group of more than 80 of America's largest companies yesterday sought to breathe new life into president Obama's ailing climate change strategy, releasing an open letter to the president and members...
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