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Why climate critics were sidelined in Trump's final days
A last-ditch effort by climate critics to cement their views in the public record fell apart yesterday after two of their own were summarily dismissed by White House officials.
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Scott Waldman, E&E News reporter
A last-ditch effort by climate critics to cement their views in the public record fell apart yesterday after two of their own were summarily dismissed by White House officials.
A Department of Energy program considered critical to President Biden's clean energy agenda is changing focus — and may open the administration to political attack, analysts say.
By David Iaconangelo in Energywire
The Federal Reserve announced yesterday the creation of a first-of-its-kind committee to deepen the central bank's understanding of the risks that climate change poses to the financial system.
By Avery Ellfeldt in Climatewire
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A Department of Energy program considered critical to President Biden's clean energy agenda is changing focus — and may open the administration to political attack, analysts say.
By David Iaconangelo in Energywire
The Federal Reserve announced yesterday the creation of a first-of-its-kind committee to deepen the central bank's understanding of the risks that climate change poses to the financial system.
By Avery Ellfeldt in Climatewire