2020 HINDSIGHT
The world comes together on climate — then the U.S. retreats
On Dec. 12, 2015, negotiators from 195 countries gathered in an abandoned airfield outside Paris to set in motion a plan to avert catastrophic climate change.
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Jean Chemnick, E&E News reporter
On Dec. 12, 2015, negotiators from 195 countries gathered in an abandoned airfield outside Paris to set in motion a plan to avert catastrophic climate change.
Between cross-talk and insults, climate change got more attention last night than in any other presidential debate in history.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler today defended postponing the agency's upcoming race-related training sessions and touted the administration's work on environmental justice.
By Hannah Northey in Greenwire
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Between cross-talk and insults, climate change got more attention last night than in any other presidential debate in history.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler today defended postponing the agency's upcoming race-related training sessions and touted the administration's work on environmental justice.
By Hannah Northey in Greenwire