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		<description><![CDATA[WSJ op-ed gets, oh, just about everything wrong. | In an editorial on federal climate change legislation, the Wall Street Journal editorial page maintains the&#8230;er&#8230;standards for thoughtful commentary and journalistic integrity to which we are now accustomed: When cap and trade has been used in the past, such as to reduce acid rain, the allowances were usually distributed for free. A major difference this time is that the allowances will be auctioned off to covered businesses, which means imposing...]]></description>
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