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Gina McCarthy is leaving. Who will take her place?

Environment and energy insiders are buzzing about who’s next in line to succeed President Joe Biden’s top domestic climate policy adviser.

By Kelsey Brugger, Robin Bravender 05/13/2022 01:13 PM EDT

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The race is on to see who could replace national climate adviser Gina McCarthy, shown speaking at the White House in 2021 as John Kerry, special presidential envoy for climate and former secretary of State, listens. Alex Wong/Getty Images

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