More Jon Stewart on #ACES: "Cap'n Trade" & compromise kryptonite

by Emily Gertz

categories: Clean Energy, Food & Agriculture, Fossil Energy, Greenhouse Gas, Media, Policy & Legislation, Popcult

Published July 22, 2009 @ 11:50AM PT

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"Cap'n Trade starts off as a super-strong energy bill until he gets stripped of his powers and becomes a horribly compromised law."

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Wow. And then I get stuck inbetween the "but there's never been any legislation even CLOSE to this that has addressed the environment!" and the "but this is, seriously, a serious issue and we cannot afford to compromise; no really, we cannot afford to compromise"

...le sigh...

Posted by Evan Shulman on 07/23/2009 @ 03:50PM PT
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Yep, it's a tough choice.

Posted by Emily Gertz on 07/23/2009 @ 08:50PM PT
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