Nicholas R Bianco from Somers, NY, age 83

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A New Path on Emissions

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The administration has multiple ways to move forward with smart policies to reduce U.S. emissions, said Nicholas Bianco, the lead author of the study. The best opportunity is to enact new standards for existing power plants, which represent one-third of all U.S. emissions. The administration has
Date: Feb 06, 2013
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google

Report outlines climate change options for Obama administration

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could use to build on the pledge in his inaugural address to address climate change. The United States wont meet its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions 17 percent by 2020 without taking meaningful action, said the reports lead author, Nicholas Bianco, a senior associate at the institute.
Date: Feb 06, 2013
Category: Business
Source: Google

US could fall short of 2020 climate goal, new study says, but target remains in ...

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The U.S. is not yet on track to hit its 17percent target, but we have the tools to get there, said Nicholas Bianco, a senior associate at World Resources Institute and the reports lead author.
Date: Feb 06, 2013
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google

Classmates

Nicholas Bianco

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Schools:

SS. Cosmas and Damian School Punxsutawney PA 1985-1992

Nick Bianco, Gateway High...

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Nick Bianco | Waterford T...

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SS. Cosmas and Damian Sch...

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Graduates:

Thomas Sloniger (1974-1978),
Nicholas Bianco (1985-1992),
Jason Jarbeck (1980-1988),
Lisa Aldinger (1981-1990)

Saint Vincent College, La...

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Graduates:

Nicholas Bianco (1998-2002),
Robert Page (1989-1991),
Catie Collins (2003-2007),
Joe Roadman (2001-2004)

Wilmot Union High School,...

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Graduates:

Nick Bianco (1992-1996),
Karen Vassar (1981-1985),
Theresa Velino (1974-1978),
Rayne Koch (1974-1978),
Sandra Robers (1961-1965),
Chris Smock (1966-1970)

Argonaut High School, Jac...

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Graduates:

Nick Bianco (2000-2004),
Lori Clark (1988-1992),
M Toneck (1975-1979),
Karley Cass (2005-2009),
Tamara Pearson (1973-1977),
Shawn Scanavino (1999-2003)