While representatives from the American Farm Bureau Association or the National Petrochemical and Refiners Association and Senator Mike Johanns (R-NE) alike recognized the importance of reacting to climate change, they failed to deliver solutions on how to precisely decrease emissions in their view. Instead, they repeated that they disagree with the (according to a range of environmental, social and religious organizations) already heavily loophole-destructed cap-and-trade system currently under discussion in the Senate.
Habang ang mga kinatawan mula sa mga Amerikanong Farm Bureau Association o sa National petrochemical at Refiners Association at Senator Mike Johanns (R-NE) kapwa kinikilala ang kahalagahan ng pagtugon sa pagbabago ng klima, sila ay nabigo upang makapaghatid ng mga solusyon sa kung paano ang tiyak na bawasan emissions sa kanilang view. Sa halip, paulit-ulit sila na hindi sumasang-ayon sila sa (ayon sa isang hanay kapaligiran organisasyon, panlipunan at relihiyon ng) na mabigat lusot destructed c ap-and-trade system na kasalukuyang nasa ilalim ng talakayan sa Senado .