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Germany's top aid official says he has no plans to stop financing projects intended to protect the Amazon rainforest in Brazil, despite another German government ministry's decision to put other funds on hold.
President Trump hasn't used Twitter to malign climate science in almost a year. It's seen by some as a sign that he acknowledges the risk of rejecting science in an election cycle.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
Rep. Paul Tonko's experience in energy goes back decades to his time in the New York Assembly. He's now playing a leading role in crafting his party's response to climate change.
By George Cahlink in E&E Daily
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President Trump hasn't used Twitter to malign climate science in almost a year. It's seen by some as a sign that he acknowledges the risk of rejecting science in an election cycle.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
Rep. Paul Tonko's experience in energy goes back decades to his time in the New York Assembly. He's now playing a leading role in crafting his party's response to climate change.
By George Cahlink in E&E Daily