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Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson claimed that the release of the EPA's endangerment finding -- where they "scientifically" determined that greenhouse gases were harmful to human health -- was not timed to coincide with the start of the Copenhagen global warming conference.
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The problem is that the findings were released on the same day Copenhagen started.

Oh, and, Jackson said, at the conference, that "We tried to make sure we had something to talk about," referring to her agencies findings.

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