FIRST LOOK: HOW TO CUT $750 BILLION AND SAVE THE EARTH

A strange bedfellows mix of conservative and liberal groups today will propose saving Uncle Sam $750 billion by “ending environmentally-harmful federal subsidies.” The group, Green Scissors 2012, includes Friends of the Earth, Taxpayers for Common Sense and free-market think tank the R Street Institute.

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