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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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Climate change is the first big fight for congressional Democrats. It's fracturing the party along fault lines of turf, strategy and age.
By Mark K. Matthews and Scott Waldman in Climatewire
U.S. companies have signed deals for a record amount of wind and solar power, but more innovation is needed if the greening of corporate America is to continue.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire