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Cracking the Carbon Code Step Four: Manage What Can’t Be Cut

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Once upon a time, Democrats and Republicans in the United States generally agreed on environmental matters. Democrats were just as responsible for pollution in American rivers that burned with fire, and Republicans could take equal credit for passing laws that tackled air pollution.

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© 2011 Terry Tamminen

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Tamminen, T. (2011). Cracking the Carbon Code Step Four: Manage What Can’t Be Cut. In: Cracking the Carbon Code. Palgrave Macmillan, New York. https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230116702_5

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