NEW YORK (Reuters) - Ten major U.S. corporations are joining environmental groups to press President George W. Bush and Congress to address climate change more rapidly.
The coalition, including Alcoa Inc., General Electric Co., DuPont Co. and Duke Energy Corp. plans to publicize its recommendations on Monday, a day ahead of the president's annual State of the Union address, the Natural Resources Defense Council said.
The group, known as the United States Climate Action Partnership, also includes Caterpillar Inc., PG&E, the FPL Group, PNM Resources Inc., BP America Inc. and Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc..
The group will call for a nationwide limit on carbon dioxide emissions that would lead to reductions of 10 percent to 30 percent over the next 15 years, according to the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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