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A man holds a sign that says "WARMER IS BETTER" at a Timber Unity rally in front of the Oregon Capitol in Salem, Ore., Thursday, Feb. 6, 2020. The group is opposing cap-and-trade legislation aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
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The Oregon Legislature crept closer to a vote on a controversial plan to fight climate change this week.
And it crept closer to a Republican walkout.
This week on "OPB Politics Now," we look at where things stand with cap and trade legislation — and whether GOP lawmakers already have their bags packed.
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