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No. 2 pick: U.S. 'best served' staying in climate talks

Hannah Hess, E&E News reporter

Published: Wednesday, May 10, 2017

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President-elect Joe Biden's choices for Treasury secretary, secretary of State and executive branch positions yesterday signal a dramatic shift in U.S. energy and climate policy.

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