PARIS AGREEMENT
Groups say deal will spur rules, harm manufacturing
Critics of the Paris climate deal released an analysis this morning arguing that it would cost the United States hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs without much gain.
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Jean Chemnick, E&E News reporter
Critics of the Paris climate deal released an analysis this morning arguing that it would cost the United States hundreds of thousands of manufacturing jobs without much gain.
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Nationwide protests over racial injustice in recent weeks are stirring a fight against a deep-rooted energy gap in U.S. households.
By Kristi E. Swartz in Energywire
The Keystone XL pipeline's developer said yesterday it has reached an agreement with labor unions, adding a new dimension to an energy issue that's entered the 2020 presidential race.
By Carlos Anchondo in Energywire