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This document is an email from Kameran L. Onley to Ann Navaro at the US Department of Justice regarding faxing a letter and an earlier letter from September 2001 from the Office of Science and Technology Policy. The earlier letter details how an environmental group called CET withdrew a lawsuit as described in the second letter. Kameran confirms sending the faxes and letters.
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CAR Email 3.21.03
This document is an email from Ann Navaro at the Department of Justice thanking Kameran Onley for faxing over a letter. Kameran had previously sent Ann an earlier letter from September 2001 regarding a lawsuit by the Competitive Enterprise Institute that was later withdrawn, as detailed in the second letter. Ann acknowledges receiving the fax with the requested letters.
CAR Email 3.20.03 (c)
Kameran Onley received an email from Ann Navaro asking about a letter referenced in a Washington Times article about the US Climate Action Report. Kameran did not have a copy of the letter but offered to fax it to Ann once obtaining it. The article discussed a letter the White House Counsel's Office sent to the Competitive Enterprise Institute about the Climate Action Report submitted to the UN, and how it repackaged findings from an earlier climate assessment disavowed by the Bush administration.
CAR Email 3.20.03 (a)
This email forwards a request from Ann Navaro at the Department of Justice for a copy of a letter referenced in a news article about a report submitted by the EPA to the UN on climate change. Kameran Onley offers to fax the letter to Navaro. The attached article notes that a conservative think tank, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, received a letter from the White House denying claims of impropriety around the EPA report, which repackages findings from an earlier climate assessment disavowed by the Bush administration. However, the administration now appears to endorse the latest EPA report sent to the UN.
CAR Email 3.20.03 (b)
This email chain discusses a letter from the White House regarding the US Climate Action Report submitted to the UN. Kameran Onley asks if they can fax a copy of the letter to Ann Navaro, a DOJ lawyer working on a CO2 export case. Navaro asks if they know what letter is being referred to and if they can get a copy. The forwarded message provides more context, noting that the Competitive Enterprise Institute received a letter from the White House denying impropriety around the Climate Action Report, but that it may repackage findings from an earlier climate assessment that the Bush administration had disavowed.
CAR Email 3.18.03 (b)
This email forwards a news article about a letter received by the Competitive Enterprise Institute regarding the US Climate Action Report submitted to the UN. The letter from the White House denies any impropriety in the report. However, the climate report appears to repackage findings from an earlier National Assessment on Climate Change that the Bush administration had disavowed. Meanwhile, eleven state attorneys general have used the report to file lawsuits demanding expensive regulations to address global warming.
CAR Email 6.7.02 (i)
James L. Connaughton, Chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, wrote a letter to the editor defending the Bush administration's approach to climate change. He argues that the new climate report from the administration is consistent with previous statements from President Bush acknowledging human contributions to rising temperatures but also recognizing significant scientific uncertainties. Connaughton says Bush's policies of funding research and programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are appropriate given the current scientific understanding and aim to address climate change in a "serious and sensible" manner.
CAR Email 6.7.02 (g)
This document is an email from Samuel A. Thernstrom to several White House officials forwarding a draft letter to the editor of the New York Times regarding a recent article on climate change. The letter, signed by James L. Connaughton, argues that the 2002 U.S. Climate Action Report is consistent with previous statements by the Bush Administration acknowledging rising temperatures and greenhouse gases but also recognizing significant scientific uncertainties remain. It maintains the Administration is properly addressing climate change through programs to reduce emissions and increased research funding.
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CAR Email 3.21.03
This document is an email from Ann Navaro at the Department of Justice thanking Kameran Onley for faxing over a letter. Kameran had previously sent Ann an earlier letter from September 2001 regarding a lawsuit by the Competitive Enterprise Institute that was later withdrawn, as detailed in the second letter. Ann acknowledges receiving the fax with the requested letters.
CAR Email 3.20.03 (c)
Kameran Onley received an email from Ann Navaro asking about a letter referenced in a Washington Times article about the US Climate Action Report. Kameran did not have a copy of the letter but offered to fax it to Ann once obtaining it. The article discussed a letter the White House Counsel's Office sent to the Competitive Enterprise Institute about the Climate Action Report submitted to the UN, and how it repackaged findings from an earlier climate assessment disavowed by the Bush administration.
CAR Email 3.20.03 (a)
This email forwards a request from Ann Navaro at the Department of Justice for a copy of a letter referenced in a news article about a report submitted by the EPA to the UN on climate change. Kameran Onley offers to fax the letter to Navaro. The attached article notes that a conservative think tank, the Competitive Enterprise Institute, received a letter from the White House denying claims of impropriety around the EPA report, which repackages findings from an earlier climate assessment disavowed by the Bush administration. However, the administration now appears to endorse the latest EPA report sent to the UN.
CAR Email 3.20.03 (b)
This email chain discusses a letter from the White House regarding the US Climate Action Report submitted to the UN. Kameran Onley asks if they can fax a copy of the letter to Ann Navaro, a DOJ lawyer working on a CO2 export case. Navaro asks if they know what letter is being referred to and if they can get a copy. The forwarded message provides more context, noting that the Competitive Enterprise Institute received a letter from the White House denying impropriety around the Climate Action Report, but that it may repackage findings from an earlier climate assessment that the Bush administration had disavowed.
CAR Email 3.18.03 (b)
This email forwards a news article about a letter received by the Competitive Enterprise Institute regarding the US Climate Action Report submitted to the UN. The letter from the White House denies any impropriety in the report. However, the climate report appears to repackage findings from an earlier National Assessment on Climate Change that the Bush administration had disavowed. Meanwhile, eleven state attorneys general have used the report to file lawsuits demanding expensive regulations to address global warming.
CAR Email 6.7.02 (i)
James L. Connaughton, Chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, wrote a letter to the editor defending the Bush administration's approach to climate change. He argues that the new climate report from the administration is consistent with previous statements from President Bush acknowledging human contributions to rising temperatures but also recognizing significant scientific uncertainties. Connaughton says Bush's policies of funding research and programs to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are appropriate given the current scientific understanding and aim to address climate change in a "serious and sensible" manner.
CAR Email 6.7.02 (g)
This document is an email from Samuel A. Thernstrom to several White House officials forwarding a draft letter to the editor of the New York Times regarding a recent article on climate change. The letter, signed by James L. Connaughton, argues that the 2002 U.S. Climate Action Report is consistent with previous statements by the Bush Administration acknowledging rising temperatures and greenhouse gases but also recognizing significant scientific uncertainties remain. It maintains the Administration is properly addressing climate change through programs to reduce emissions and increased research funding.
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