Clinton Climate Plan Not Aggressive Enough to Meet Global Commitment

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
7/31/2015
The obligation to meet the United States’ commitment under the anticipated global climate agreement to be struck in Paris in December will fall upon future administrations, but presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s…

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Clinton Climate Plan Not Aggressive Enough to Meet Global Commitment

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