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Home   |   About APS   |   Press Releases   |   August 19, 2009

August 19, 2009

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APS Comments on Examination of Society's Statement on Climate Change


WASHINGTON, D.C. — APS has set up an ad hoc committee to examine its climate change statement in response to a request by some of its members.  When the committee completes its work, APS will issue a further advisory.

 

 

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