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USCAP

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USCAPUnited States and Canadian Academy of Pathology
USCAPUnited States Climate Action Partnership
USCAPUnited States Commercial Aviation Partnership


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Alcoa and our USCAP partners are convinced that we can build a global plan of action on climate change in ways that create more economic opportunities than risks and we need to engage this action in all sectors in all the leading economies, especially the United States and China, to make this a top priority," Belda told the audience.
At a news conference today at the National Press Club, USCAP issued a landmark set of principles and recommendations to underscore the urgent need for a policy framework on climate change.
Ranging widely in industry and geographic origin, the 2006 Franz Edelman finalists are: Animal Health Institute and Cox Associates; USCAP, a partnership including the Transportation Security Administration, The Boeing Company, and other organizations; OMYA Hustadmarmor and More Research Molde; Travelocity and Sabre Holdings; and Warner Robins Air Logistics Center and the University of Tennessee.
 
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