PARIS AGREEMENT
Can the U.S. weaken its target? The answer may hinge on a word
The future of U.S. participation in the Paris Agreement may hinge on how the Trump White House reads a single sentence.
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Jean Chemnick, E&E News reporter
The future of U.S. participation in the Paris Agreement may hinge on how the Trump White House reads a single sentence.
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A review of utility plans by E&E News provides clues about what coal, natural gas, renewables and electricity demand may look like in the coming decades.
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A suit in Arizona claims the federal government is failing to provide a safe climate. If that seems familiar, it's because it is. And lawyers for the Juliana v. U.S. plaintiffs are claiming plagiarism
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