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D-01 Direct the federal <strong>Climate</strong> Change Science Program and/or the National Science Foundation toproject future taxpayer exposure under the Federal Crop Insurance Program based on projectedimpacts of climate change on U.S. agriculture.D-02 Direct the federal <strong>Climate</strong> Change Science Program and/or the National Science Foundation toproject future taxpayer exposure under the National Flood Insurance Program, based onprojected impacts of climate change.E-01 Direct the EPA to implement cap-and-auction system for GHG emissions, if Congress has notalready acted.E-02 Direct the CEQ to expedite the development of national sustainability indicators, includingindicators to objectively measure the nation’s progress on reducing GHG emissions.F1-11 Create presidential commissions and White House Conferences to develop recommendations onnational climate change policies.101105109113117CEES iv | P age
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Page 6 and 7: Proposal IndexPage NumberA Establis
Page 10: I. IntroductionThis report is a fol
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Direct the EPA to immediately grant
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of climate change in California are
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Direct the EPA and DOE to collabora
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The ATA is a private entity, and as
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and Bioenergy, establishes an inter
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Authority over the Entities Subject
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Direct the DOT to reconvene the Cli
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Direct NASA to restore earth scienc
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Direct the Council on Environmental
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C. Improve Federal StewardshipDirec
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3. Background.OMB performs legislat
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There are numerous executive orders
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Federal Energy Management Executive
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1973; (3) E.O. 12845, Requiring Age
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This proposal is consistent with an
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4. GHG reduction goals to transport
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President, but the President “may
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Declare that it is the responsibili
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1. Statutory provisions that establ
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whenever feasible; and disposal or
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species is listed as a threatened s
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Determination of priorities which a
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3.2 Declaring that it is the respon
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Management, (June 3, 1999) includes
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economic, and other requirements of
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environment.” Based on the polici
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D. Protect American Taxpayers from
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special committees but are expressl
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Direct the federal Climate Change S
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The CCSP is an executive branch age
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E. Mobilize the MarketplaceDirect t
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pollutants. Further, courts give gr
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Direct the Council on Environmental
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methods, and data related to sustai
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F. Build Public-Private Partnership
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printed in the Federal Register and
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that officer or employee. Advisory
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C-02.7C-02.8C-02.9C-03C-03.1C-03.2C
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Appendix AStatutes with Specific Te
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(C) assess the potential for the de
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15 U.S.C.A. § 657hTitle 15. Commer
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(5) Climate fluctuation and change
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(4) global data collection, and mon
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15 U.S.C.A. § 2932§ 2932. Committ
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implementation of any Federal actio
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(2) Projects eligible for funding u
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emissions associated with each type
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22 U.S.C.A. § 7902§ 7902. Reducti
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(c) Performance reviews and reports
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(3) Priority for integrated gasific
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[It is the purpose of this chapter
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(i) that no low greenhouse gas emit
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(3) prepare and transmit to the Con
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42 U.S.C.A. § 13384§ 13384. Asses
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(i) Selection of projects(3) In sel
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(1) In generalThe Secretary, in con
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(b) GoalsThe program shall have the
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Subchapter II. Energy Security thro
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Subchapter IV. Energy Savings in Go
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(B) to reduce emissions of covered
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§ 17334. Actions by overseas priva
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(5) be committed to minimizing admi
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Appendix BProclamations that Addres
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8) Proc. 7150, Nov. 20, 1998, World
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