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When it comes to global warming, the environmental lobby is going on defense.
Stung by the failure to secure a Senate vote on climate and energy legislation and wary of a possible GOP-led Congress, leaders of some of the countrys most influential green groups are moving cash and staff away from cap and trade.
Environment America, the Sierra Club and the Union of Concerned Scientists, with more than 2.5 million members combined, now consider it their top job to defend the Environmental Protection Agencys authority to write climate rules against attacks in the courts and on Capitol Hill.
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