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Article

19 Jan 2007

Author:
Lisa Lee, Reuters

Companies press Bush, Congress on climate [USA]

Ten major U.S. corporations are joining environmental groups to press President George W. Bush and Congress to address climate change more rapidly. The coalition [includes] Alcoa Inc., General Electric Co., DuPont Co. and Duke Energy Corp...The group, known as the United States Climate Action Partnership, also includes Caterpillar Inc., PG&E, the FPL Group, PNM Resources Inc., BP America Inc. and Lehman Brothers...