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Benjamin Storrow, E&E News reporter
If America's energy industry has learned anything from the last four years, it's this: The transition from fossil fuels to clean energy will continue regardless of who wins the White House.
Joe Biden will spend his first hours as president trying to obliterate much of the President Trump's deregulatory agenda and reestablish the U.S. as a global leader on climate change policy.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
President Trump traveled to EPA headquarters in 2017 to issue an executive order to unleash "a new energy revolution." As he leaves office, his revolution is in tatters.
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Joe Biden will spend his first hours as president trying to obliterate much of the President Trump's deregulatory agenda and reestablish the U.S. as a global leader on climate change policy.
By Scott Waldman in Climatewire
President Trump traveled to EPA headquarters in 2017 to issue an executive order to unleash "a new energy revolution." As he leaves office, his revolution is in tatters.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire