TITLE

Economists: Cap-and-trade legislation still 'a reach'

AUTHOR(S)
Truini, Joe
PUB. DATE
May 2009
SOURCE
Waste & Recycling News;5/11/2009, Vol. 14 Issue 27, p14
SOURCE TYPE
Trade Publication
DOC. TYPE
Article
ABSTRACT
The article reports that Republican Senator Arlen Specter moving from the Republican party to the Democratic party will not help Democrats in passing the carbon dioxide cap-and-trade legislation in the U.S. Brian Wesbury, chief economist for First Trust Portfolios LP in Wheaton, Illinois, said that he thinks that the Democrats are two or three votes short. William O'Neill, managing partner of Lawson/O'Neill Global Institutional Commodity Advisors LLC, also says that it will not happen.
ACCESSION #
39777355

Tags: CARBON dioxide mitigation -- Law & legislation;  SPECTER, Arlen, 1930-;  DEMOCRATIC Party (U.S.);  CARBON offsetting

 

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