Economy slows emissions fall as greenhouse gases dip in 2001
In 2001 the Energy Information Administration says greenhouse gas emissions fell 1.2 percent to 1,888 million metric tons, the first drop since 1991, driven by weaker economy and lower fossil fuel use. emissions likely rise about 1.5 percent annually through 2020 despite some efficiencies.
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Donaldson sworn as SEC chair vows to hold corporate world accountable
William H. Donaldson was sworn in at a White House ceremony with President Bush as the new SEC chairman. He pledged to rebuild investor confidence after corporate scandals, enforce anti fraud rules, strengthen market structure, and push for governance that protects investors, especially small ones. He succeeds Harvey Pitt.
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