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Fight for future of EPA intensifies ahead of crucial House vote

10 March 2011 •

Republicans to move forward with controversial bill blocking EPA climate rules

The battle over Republican efforts to pass a bill stripping the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) of the right to regulate greenhouse gas emissions has intensified this week ahead of a crucial House...

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