This is cereal. "Duke Energy CEO James Rogers is photographed at the company's headquarters in Charlotte, N.C., Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2006. Rogers sees that tackling global warming is a chance for the industry to leave a legacy for future generations, a view a small but growing number of power executives are embracing. Rogers and many other executives are convinced the United States is likely to place limits on carbon dioxide emissions -- perhaps as early as next decade. Some are even setting reduction goals now in hopes of gaining a competitive edge down the road." » original newsOct 24, 2006
Power execs foresee carbon emission caps
This is cereal. "Duke Energy CEO James Rogers is photographed at the company's headquarters in Charlotte, N.C., Wednesday, Oct. 18, 2006. Rogers sees that tackling global warming is a chance for the industry to leave a legacy for future generations, a view a small but growing number of power executives are embracing. Rogers and many other executives are convinced the United States is likely to place limits on carbon dioxide emissions -- perhaps as early as next decade. Some are even setting reduction goals now in hopes of gaining a competitive edge down the road." » original news