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The U.S. Climate Politics Almanac will be heading to New York City to cover Climate Week in person. We’ll be keeping costs low, but they add up—it’s about a $2000 trip. This work can only happen thanks to the generosity of our paid subscrib...
Daring To Thrive
PRESENTED BY REVOLUTIONARIES FOR A BAD AND EVIL CAUSE
When will the climate bullies stop saying mean things about coal and oil and gas?
The Trump regime is in full climate denial mode, killing greenhouse pollution rules for power plants...
The Week in Climate Hearings: Cooking the Climate for Compute
On Tuesday, September 15th, Axios hosts a morning of fast interviews on the electric grid with Reps. Bob Latta (R-Ohio) and Sam Liccardo (D-Calif.), U.S. Energy Information Administration chief Tristan Abbey, and Duke Energy CEO Harry Sider...
Tired: MAGA. Wired: MGA!
PRESENTED BY A FREE BUCKET OF MAYONNAISE*
There are so many major climate reports that have come out recently, including the ambitious Global Justice Report from a team led Thomas Piketty (read the Guardian review) and the U.N. Environment...
That Week On The Hill That Was
PRESENTED BY GHERKOMANCY
Today, Kauai is being battered by Hurricane Lowell, Big Weed is propping up MAGA, Lonnie Bunch is stepping down from the Smithsonian, and it’s primary day in New Hampshire.
But What Happened That Week On The Hill...
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