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Students take carbon pricing debate to Trump's door
College students and climate advocates gathered at a fifth-floor garden in Trump Tower yesterday with a simple request: They want the building's owner to put a price on carbon.
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Kavya Balaraman, E&E News reporter
College students and climate advocates gathered at a fifth-floor garden in Trump Tower yesterday with a simple request: They want the building's owner to put a price on carbon.
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