"With the bruising health care debate over, President Obama's top economic adviser left little doubt last week that energy and climate has taken its place atop the administration's agenda.

During a 30-minute speech at a Washington energy conference, Larry Summers, the head of the White House's National Economic Council, used lofty rhetoric to warn of the long-term consequences if Congress fails to follow through this year on a sweeping overhaul of how the nation generates and uses energy."


Darren Samuelsohn reports for Greenwire April 12, 2010. [2]

See Also:

"Court Fight Adds Confusion to Senate Climate Effort" (ClimateWire) [3]

"Don't Think That Cap-and-Trade Is Over" (Green Inc.) [4]