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ITEM: The New York Times reported on June 2: "Some of the most powerful corporate leaders in America have been meeting regularly with leading environmental groups in a conference room in downtown Washington for over two years to work on proposals for a national policy to limit carbon emissions.... What unites these two groups--business executives from Duke Energy, the Ford Motor Company and ConocoPhillips, as well as heads of environmental organizations like the Natural Resources Defense Council--is a desire to deal with climate change."
ITEM: On June 4, USA Today reported: "Corporate leaders don't normally invite the federal government to raise their taxes. But ...