As the House prepared to leave town for the August recess, it voted for the first time Friday to express preemptive opposition to a carbon tax.
The House voted 237 to 176 in favor of an amendment offered by Republican Study Committee Chairman Steve Scalise that would require any carbon tax to first be approved by Congress.
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