Today’s Headlines
Bush Calls for U.S. Carbon Emissions to Plateau by 2025 (Dot Earth) L.A. County Second Worst Polluters in the Country (Medical News Today) Senate Blocks County Subsidy Legislation for NFL Stadium (Times) Metro Working with Google Transit (Emerald City, Metro Rider) Monorail Red Set to Debut at Disney (Times’ Travel Blog) Bay Area Businesses May … Continued
9:31 AM PDT on April 17, 2008
- Bush Calls for U.S. Carbon Emissions to Plateau by 2025 (Dot Earth)
- L.A. County Second Worst Polluters in the Country (Medical News Today)
- Senate Blocks County Subsidy Legislation for NFL Stadium (Times)
- Metro Working with Google Transit (Emerald City, Metro Rider)
- Monorail Red Set to Debut at Disney (Times’ Travel Blog)
- Bay Area Businesses May Soon Pay Fee for Producing Greenhouse Gases (NYT)
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