Measuring Utah's Impact on Global Warming
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(KCPW News) Climate change isn't just warming the Earth. It's heating debates around the world and the state. The Governor's Energy Advisor - Dr. Laura Nelson - oversaw a meeting on climate change in Salt Lake City this week. And she tells KCPW's Julie Rose that Utah officials are planning to reduce the state's impact on global warming:
Dr. Laura Nelson is the Governor's Energy Advisor and chair of the Governor's Blue Ribbon Advisory Council on Climate Change. The group plans to make recommendations to Governor Huntsman in August that should help to reduce the state's carbon emissions and impact on global warming.
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