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Fact-checking Trump's Paris Agreement speech
President Trump justified his decision yesterday to leave a global climate accord with debunked conservative talking points and studies funded by groups with ties to the fossil fuel industry.
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Emily Holden, Dylan Brown, Benjamin Storrow and Scott Waldman, E&E News reporters
President Trump justified his decision yesterday to leave a global climate accord with debunked conservative talking points and studies funded by groups with ties to the fossil fuel industry.
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President Biden declared the United States to be in a "time of testing" with intersecting troubles, including a "climate in crisis," but called for unity to confront them in his presidential inaugural address today.
By Timothy Cama in Greenwire
The president's inauguration speech is not, generally speaking, a place for details, but it can set a tone for the presidency that trickles down to the administration's agenda.
By Nick Sobczyk and Timothy Cama in Greenwire