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For Immediate Release
By Ed Zuckerman
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Monday, May 20
Click on the date above for access to this exclusive TRNS feature. For Immediate Release is a daily compilation of press releases collected from the websites of nearly 2,000 federal agencies and national advocacy groups. They are selected because, in the opinion of the editor, they are newsworthy, provocative or they are just plain curious. [...]
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Pelosi Has No Regrets Over Passing Climate Bill
By Linn Grubbstrom – Talk Radio News Service
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) discussed the importance of investing in renewable energy during her weekly news conference. Pelosi said the oil spill in the Gulf along with a push to pass energy legislation in the Senate has convinced her that passing the America’s Clean Energy and Security Act was the right thing to do.
“It was absolutely essential for us, from a national security standpoint, to reduce our dependence on foreign oil…to reduce the emissions of fossil fields into the air…and be number one on the new green technology,” she said. “We staked down a bold position, one that was a consensus within our caucus, one that received some Republican votes. We are very proud of it.”
Pelosi also slammed Senate Republicans for delaying passage of a bill to extend unemployment benefits to millions of jobless Americans.
“It shouldn’t have been so hard,” she lamented. “Republicans in the Senate have stood in the way of so many initiatives, including unemployment insurance, until now.”
The House is expcted to finally pass the bill later today.