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Pruitt relaxed car rules. Will Europe and Canada follow?
EPA's decision to ease emissions standards for cars could ripple into other countries that once looked to the United States to lead on climate policies.
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Maxine Joselow and Camille von Kaenel, E&E News reporters
EPA's decision to ease emissions standards for cars could ripple into other countries that once looked to the United States to lead on climate policies.
Joe Biden is betting a blue-collar campaign can win over a Democratic Party that's grown more green than ever.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
With both sides claiming the patriotic high ground, electric utilities and uranium companies are locked in combat over import quotas on fuel for nuclear power.
By Timothy Cama in Energywire
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Joe Biden is betting a blue-collar campaign can win over a Democratic Party that's grown more green than ever.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
With both sides claiming the patriotic high ground, electric utilities and uranium companies are locked in combat over import quotas on fuel for nuclear power.
By Timothy Cama in Energywire