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		<description><![CDATA[Taking another friend to task for the Columbia River Crossing. | I have called out elected officials who support the idea of big carbon reductions but end up supporting huge highway projects. Now I am calling out Metro Councilor Rex Burkholder&#8212;a very close friend of Sightline and a personal friend of Alan Durning&#8212;for falling into the Sustainability Gap. Burkholder supports reducing greenhouse gas emissions to 25 percent of 1990 levels by 2050. But he also supports the CRC project, a multibillion...]]></description>
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