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Key Senate Democrats on Wednesday cast doubt on whether Congress would approve President Barack Obama's plan to control greenhouse gas emissions without major changes.
Key Senate Democrats on Wednesday cast doubt on whether Congress would approve President Barack Obama's plan to control greenhouse gas emissions without major changes.
Sen. Kent Conrad, D-N.D., the chairman of the Senate Budget Committee, said the White House might have to soften its proposal to minimize the new costs that would be shouldered by heavy manufacturing, coal-fired plants and other businesses.
Obama's plan "as written, probably can't pass here," Conrad said.
