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Being a climate scientist isn't easy in the age of Trump
Texas Tech University climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe gets hate mail and wrangles with Twitter trolls on a regular basis.
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Hannah Northey, E&E News reporter
Texas Tech University climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe gets hate mail and wrangles with Twitter trolls on a regular basis.
A new Supreme Court appointment at the twilight of President Trump's first term could shift how justices respond to regulatory challenges and dull Chief Justice John Roberts' swing vote.
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A new Supreme Court appointment at the twilight of President Trump's first term could shift how justices respond to regulatory challenges and dull Chief Justice John Roberts' swing vote.
By Niina H. Farah and Lesley Clark in Energywire
Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos promised to pour at least $10 billion of his personal fortune into fighting climate change, and that the effort would "begin issuing grants this summer."
By Corbin Hiar and Avery Ellfeldt in Climatewire