That was then, this is now: A trove of more than 100 of the leaked Wikileaks diplomatic cables in 2010 provides an unvarnished view of Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dan Sullivan's career at the U.S. Department of State, where he spent two-and-a-half years holding high-level meetings on oil and gas, climate change, and other issues. Sullivan's work on climate change included meetings with German, Mexican, and French diplomats, some of them involving lobbying on behalf of an initiative from President Bush to "actually get a framework agreement among the major economies and (a) long-term global greenhouse gas reduction goal by the end of 2008," according to one summer 2007 cable. The cables show Sullivan's efforts behind the scenes. A public address and press conference he gave in Europe in 2008 also addressed the Bush administration's climate change initiatives.
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