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Julia Pyper, E&E reporter

Published: Tuesday, November 18, 2014

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GOP ready to 'cross the Rubicon' on climate — Graham

Republicans are preparing legislation for 2020 that might serve as their party's framework for addressing global warming, South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham (R) said yesterday. "The Green New Deal sucks," he said, "but climate change is real."

By Mike Lee in Energywire 7:09 AM EDT

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Climate advocacy pops up in unlikely place: Rotary Clubs

Past efforts by members of Rotary International to confront climate change ran up against the 114-year-old organization's tradition of leaving politics at the door. That may be changing.

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10:42 AM

congress

GOP ready to 'cross the Rubicon' on climate — Graham

By Mike Lee in Energywire 7:09 AM EDT

POLITICS

Climate advocacy pops up in unlikely place: Rotary Clubs

Past efforts by members of Rotary International to confront climate change ran up against the 114-year-old organization's tradition of leaving politics at the door. That may be changing.

By Mark K. Matthews in Climatewire 7:14 AM EDT