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The 14 founding members of US Climate Action Partnership are:
* Alcoa, BP America, Caterpillar Inc., Duke Energy, DuPont
* Environmental Defense, FPL Group, General Electric, Lehman Brothers
* Natural Resources Defense Council, Pew Center on Global Climate Change
* PG&E Corporation, PNM Resources, and World Resources Institute
In April, 2007 oil giant ConocoPhillips and insurer AIG joined USCAP.[4]
The following groups and companies joined in June 2007:[5]
* American International Group (AIG), Alcan, Boston Scientific, ConocoPhillips
* Deere & Company, The Dow Chemical Company, General Motors Corp.
* Johnson & Johnson, Marsh, PepsiCo, Shell
* Siemens, The Nature Conservancy, The National Wildlife Federation
In July, 2007, two major U.S. automakers joined:
Chrysler, Ford Motor Company
Members leaving
In February 2010
* BP America,
* Caterpillar Inc. and
* ConocoPhillips
all left the lobbyist collaboration and are not members anymore
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/U.S._Climate_Action_Partnership
Die, corporate scum.
Global Warming on Free Republic
Immelt bet the farm on cap and trade, if it doesn’t happen they are sunk. Their financial plan depends on government determining them as a winner.
http://itemonline.com/opinion/x2105966849/On-the-Chicago-Carbon-Exchange
My response to these assumptions is this: It gives every appearance of being a scam or proportions never before scene in the history of the world.
This Exchange came into being via grants from the Joyce Foundation in Chicago, with funding from a Green bank in Chicago. Guess what national political figure had ties to both? If you answered Barack Obama, you were correct.