POLITICS

States are already working on 'Green New Deal'

Published: Tuesday, February 12, 2019

Green New Dealers found themselves at loggerheads last week. Members of the nascent movement agree that reducing greenhouse gas emissions is an urgent priority. But how, exactly, to do it causes friction. Particularly vexing is the role of nuclear power in America's future clean energy mix.

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PHILANTHROPY

'He wants to own it.' Will Bezos buy the climate movement?

The climate world has a new patron, and his $10 billion pledge promises to reshape the future of decarbonization — on his own terms. His name is Jeff Bezos.

By Adam Aton and Avery Ellfeldt in Climatewire Thursday, February 20, 2020

WESTERN WATER

Lawsuits loom as Trump opens Calif. taps

Legal challenges and fierce politicking lie ahead for the farmer-friendly California water moves celebrated with a flourish yesterday by President Trump and his Interior Department team.

By Michael Doyle in Greenwire Thursday, February 20, 2020

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