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Evan Lehmann, E&E News reporter
Republican candidates in a punchy debate held seven weeks before the first nominating votes in Iowa did not discuss the landmark climate agreement reached by nearly 190 nations four days ago in Paris.
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While nearly two-thirds of the country sweated through a crippling heat wave over the past week that's been blamed for at least six deaths, the U.S. electric grid remained largely upright even as demand for power soared.
By Jeremy Dillon and Edward Klump in Energywire
The Trump administration's attempt to overhaul the way EPA does science may not have a long shelf life, according to former officials.
By Jean Chemnick in Climatewire