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ARTICLE · 24 MARCH 2009

Weekly Climate Change Policy Update - March 23, 2009

The path to a climate change bill in the Senate remains murky. Plans are made and unmade.

United StatesEnergy and Natural Resources

Article by Kyle Danish, Shelley Fidler, Kevin Gallagher, Megan Ceronsky and Tomás Carbonell

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Commentary

The path to a climate change bill in the Senate remains murky. Plans are made and unmade. Majority Leader Reid's initial suggestion that the Senate simultaneously work on energy and climate change legislation appears to have been put aside. Chairman Boxer's trial balloon about pursuing cap-and-trade as part of the budget reconciliation process (which is immune to filibusters) attracted a quick letter opposition from 33 Senators, include 8 Democrats . . . While efforts in the House of Representatives are largely focused on the Energy & Commerce Committee, other committees are asserting their interest. Ways & Means held a hearing on trade and competitiveness issues associated with climate change. The Agriculture Committee distributed a questionnaire

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