Not exact matches
I have some concerns about the overall direction of the
bill before us today, and whether it will lead us closer to or further away from
passing climate change legislation.
WTF is going on?Well, the short of it is, at face value, that senator Graham has been uneasy about
climate legislation for a little while — after health care reform
passed, he made comments about energy reform being dead in the water, and long
before that he'd drawn fire from his own party for working with Democrats and pursuing a
bill that would price carbon.
It is now clear that the U.S. Senate will not finish a
climate bill before the meeting to pair with the American Clean Energy and Security Act
passed last July by the House of Representatives.
Through all this, Waxman is sticking to his self - imposed deadline for
passing the
climate and energy
bill out of committee
before Congress leaves for its Memorial Day recess, but that's looking less and less likely as the holiday approaches.
With political will running short
before the midterm election, the Senate has shown little appetite for a broader, economy - wide
climate change
bill as
passed by the House almost exactly one year ago.
Employers are being advised to wait and watch what happens with
bill 146's proposed changes to employment legislation in Ontario as the political
climate in the province means it may not get
passed before voters potentially go to the polls this spring.