US Senate seeks feedback on Obama's Clean Energy Standard proposal

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White paper invites public input on how to deliver administration's promised clean energy targets

President Barack Obama's ambitious plans for a Clean Energy Standard (CES) that would require the US to source 80 per cent of its energy from low carbon sources by 2035 took a small but significant step...

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