David Doniger

Natural Resources Defense Council

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Director of the Climate and Clean Air Program, at the Natural Resources Defense Council; former staffer and negotiator of the Kyoto Protocol at the Environmental Protection Agency during the Clinton Administration (1992-2000)

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It’s been 30 years since chlorofluorcarbons were replaced by hydrofluorocarbons to protect the atmosphere.

International deal on climate-warming HFCs

It’s been 30 years since chlorofluorcarbons were replaced by hydrofluorocarbons to protect the atmosphere.

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To get around Congress, President Obama will use executive power granted by the US Supreme Court to limit carbon emissions from power plants nationwide.

Changing the Game on Climate Change

To get around Congress, President Obama will use executive power granted by the US Supreme Court to limit carbon emissions from power plants nationwide.

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In Copenhagen today, President Obama met with other national leaders, then scolded convention delegates for their apparent failure to reach agreement on climate change.

After Copenhagen: What's Next for Climate Change?

In Copenhagen today, President Obama met with other national leaders, then scolded convention delegates for their apparent failure to reach agreement on climate change.

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