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This document contains background questions and answers from the EPA on the US Third National Communication on climate change. It discusses key points about the report including that it finds that the US is warming, that human activities are contributing to increased concentrations of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, and that climate change poses significant risks to society and natural systems. The document provides talking points for communicating the main findings and conclusions of the report to the public.
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CAR Email 6.3.02 (n)
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CAR Email 9.8.02
Horst Greczmiel responded to a request from William Perhach regarding a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request about communications pertaining to the 2002 Climate Action Report. In his response, Horst stated that he did not have any responsive documents to provide. The FOIA request was submitted by the Greenpeace Global Warming Campaign and sought communications and records from the Council on Environmental Quality concerning the 2002 Climate Action Plan.
CAR Email 5.16.03 (b)
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CAR Email 9.9.02 (b)
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CAR Email 6.4.02 (t)
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CAR Email 9.16.02 (c)
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