Groups Disagree on Progress of Climate Action Plan One Year Later

Abby L. Harvey
GHG Monitor
6/27/2014
One year after President Barack Obama announced his Climate Action Plan the measure remains controversial. The Administration took hits this week on the anniversary of the announcement of the plan from those opposed to the…

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Groups Disagree on Progress of Climate Action Plan One Year Later

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