Brief Blog: Rosekrans Discusses Lame Duck Energy Bill

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Neil Rosekrans

– August 20, 2010Posted in: Brief Blog, National

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Tags: cap and trade, congress, endangerment finding, energy bill, EPA, lame duck

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Neil Rosekrans is a founder and partner of StateBrief.com. He has been a guest political commentator for the Arizona Law Channel, NBC's Sunday Square Off and The Terry Gilberg Show on KFYI. Neil earned his undergraduate degree from Cornell University and earned his MBA and Masters in Public Policy, with an emphasis in International Relations, from Pepperdine University. Neil and his wife, Beth, live in Scottsdale, Arizona.

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1. steve

   Posted August 22, 2010 at 10:41 AM

   Does this mean the current watered down version of the energy bill that surfaced in the Senate at the end of last month is dead?

   Thx.

   • Neil Rosekrans

     Posted August 22, 2010 at 11:13 AM

     Sen. Reid has dropped cap and trade for the moment. The current energy bill addresses oil spill liability caps and such. It may be considered between September and November. But I don’t expect to see cap and trade until after November. Even White House energy adviser Carol Browner said that it could ‘potentially’ be brought up during the lame duck session.

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