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Aug. 05, 2011
Parsing The Budget Bills
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| The signing of the debt ceiling bill this week promises to protect the nation’s credit rating, but at the cost of serious cutbacks to be named later. Reporter Elana Schor of Greenwire describes the potential effects of the debt legislation on environmental and energy projects, and looks at other spending bills currently making their way through Congress. |
Produced by Charles Bergquist, Director and Contributing Producer
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Elana Schor
Staff Reporter, Energy & Environment Daily / Greenwire
Washington, DC
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