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Blacks, Hispanics reject Obama climate change agenda over concerns about poor
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The Washington Times | 2015-04-30 | Ben Wolfgang


Minority leaders worry EPA carbon regulations will drive up utility bills, stifle opportunity The very same voters who helped put Barack Obama in the White House increasingly are turning against the president’s climate change agenda, with influential black and Hispanic leaders warning that stiff regulations to limit carbon emissions will have a devastating effect on the poor and will further stifle economic opportunity for minorities.Some of Mr. Obama’s most ardent supporters say they simply cannot go along with the administration’s increasingly ambitious program to combat global warming. They argue that, contrary to the Environmental Protection Agency’s claims, the carbon regulations..
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