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Benjamin Hulac, E&E News reporter
When Steve Rohmann retired from his job as a NOAA biologist, he wrestled with the managers in charge of his money. He wanted to curtail his investments in companies that he felt harmed the planet.
The Trump International Hotel rolled out the red carpet last summer for the two coal companies that have done the most to curry favor with the owner of the Washington, D.C., luxury destination: President Trump.
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Some of the money President Trump will redirect toward a border wall could come from military efforts to strengthen defense facilities against the physical effects of climate change.
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The Trump International Hotel rolled out the red carpet last summer for the two coal companies that have done the most to curry favor with the owner of the Washington, D.C., luxury destination: President Trump.
By Dylan Brown and Hannah Northey in Energywire
Some of the money President Trump will redirect toward a border wall could come from military efforts to strengthen defense facilities against the physical effects of climate change.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire