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CAR Email 6.04.02
The document discusses a New York Times article about changes in the Bush administration's position on global warming between 2001 and 2002. The author makes several points:
1) The Times article was likely part of a coordinated campaign by environmental groups, not just a reporter finding a small change, as evidenced by an editorial on the same topic running the same day.
2) The article's suggestion that Bush shifted positions for political reasons is unsupported and unlikely, as the administration did not publicly announce or promote the report.
3) While the Times editor Howell Raines likely put the article on the front page to influence the debate, the phony "green shift" angle was not needed to do so and misrepresented the
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QPI: Academic & Affective Education
This document discusses quality indicators for academic and affective education programs. It outlines tiers of response to intervention support ranging from universal supports to intensive individualized interventions. It also provides examples of remedial and compensatory strategies that can be used for reading, math, and behavior, such as collaborative strategic reading, the four-step problem solving approach, and social skills groups. The document emphasizes using a problem-solving approach and matching interventions to individual student needs and strengths.
EPA DROE Email 6.18.03 (b)
The document discusses an upcoming EPA report on the state of the environment. It summarizes that EPA has decided to remove all data related to global warming from the report after disputes with the White House OMB over how to portray climate change trends. An environmentalist source says EPA decided to remove the section entirely rather than allow OMB to distort the language. The document provides further details on reactions and recommendations regarding the omission of global warming data from the report.
EPA CAA Email 8.28.03 (d)
The EPA is expected to announce by the end of the week that it does not believe it has the authority under the Clean Air Act to regulate emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. This decision comes after the EPA issued rules making it easier for power plants and factories to upgrade without costly pollution controls. The decision is the administration's first legal response to lawsuits seeking to force regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, and environmentalists plan to sue the administration over its interpretation of the Clean Air Act. The outcome of this fight could affect various state-level efforts to cap greenhouse gas emissions.
Letter from Edison Electric Institute 8.2.02
This letter from the Edison Electric Institute (EEI) updates power company representatives on climate change activities and initiatives. It discusses recent recommendations accepted by EEI's Board of Directors to support voluntary climate programs and facilitate industry collaboration. EEI is developing options for voluntary climate activities and establishing collaborative initiatives for members. It requests responses to evaluate potential new initiatives focused on renewables and energy services.
Evaluating the Development and Impact of Feed-In Tariffs
Dirk Volkmann presented on evaluating the development and impact of feed-in tariffs (FITs). He began by defining FITs as a policy mechanism that provides renewable energy producers a guaranteed fixed rate for the electricity they generate. Volkmann then discussed several benefits of FIT programs, including that they have proven highly effective in accelerating renewable energy development in Germany. He also noted that FIT programs pay for themselves in less than one year through avoided fossil fuel and external costs. However, integrating renewable energy into the market poses challenges for transmission system operators given fluctuations in renewable production. Overall, Volkmann argued that FITs are superior to other policy mechanisms and have been very successful in promoting renewable energy growth in Europe.
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The document discusses a New York Times article about changes in the Bush administration's position on global warming between 2001 and 2002. The author makes several points:
1) The Times article was likely part of a coordinated campaign by environmental groups, not just a reporter finding a small change, as evidenced by an editorial on the same topic running the same day.
2) The article's suggestion that Bush shifted positions for political reasons is unsupported and unlikely, as the administration did not publicly announce or promote the report.
3) While the Times editor Howell Raines likely put the article on the front page to influence the debate, the phony "green shift" angle was not needed to do so and misrepresented the
CAR Email 6.4.02 (qq)
El documento contiene números y símbolos sin significado claro. No hay oraciones, párrafos o ideas que resumir de manera concisa.
QPI: Academic & Affective Education
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EPA DROE Email 6.18.03 (b)
The document discusses an upcoming EPA report on the state of the environment. It summarizes that EPA has decided to remove all data related to global warming from the report after disputes with the White House OMB over how to portray climate change trends. An environmentalist source says EPA decided to remove the section entirely rather than allow OMB to distort the language. The document provides further details on reactions and recommendations regarding the omission of global warming data from the report.
EPA CAA Email 8.28.03 (d)
The EPA is expected to announce by the end of the week that it does not believe it has the authority under the Clean Air Act to regulate emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. This decision comes after the EPA issued rules making it easier for power plants and factories to upgrade without costly pollution controls. The decision is the administration's first legal response to lawsuits seeking to force regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, and environmentalists plan to sue the administration over its interpretation of the Clean Air Act. The outcome of this fight could affect various state-level efforts to cap greenhouse gas emissions.
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