
GOP senator abandons bill to cut emissions
Key vote shifts after push from White House
WASHINGTON -- Attempts to require US industries to cut carbon dioxide emissions as a way to address global warming appear to be headed for defeat in the Senate after a key Republican withdrew his support amid White House lobbying to keep greenhouse gas control programs voluntary. (Full article: 635 words)
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