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EPA Science Transparency Rule Faces Two Potential Paths to Revocation in Biden Administration
Former agency officials say Congress’ cooperation will be needed to reverse science transparency proposal quickly
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On Key Power Sector Metrics, World Progressing Too Slowly to Meet Carbon Reduction Goals, Report Finds
New research finds sufficient progress on just two of 21 metrics, both agricultural
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Under Biden, Environmental Justice Advisers See Path for Action Via Infrastructure Investments
Potential EPA pick, campaign advisory member hope Biden makes good on plans that impact frontline communities
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Clean Energy Sector Added Nearly 24,000 Jobs in October, but Winter Outlook Looks Bleak, Report Says
Authors warn that without federal support, rising COVID-19 cases and traditionally slow hiring during season could lead to more layoffs
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Throughout the Trump Years, Renewables Sector Has Employed Nearly Three Times as Many People as Fossil Fuels Industry
Pandemic has led to lost jobs in both sectors, but clean energy is faring worse
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Incentivize Renewables or Continue Fossil Fuel Extraction? Slim Majority of Voters Choose the Former
When domestic oil and gas extraction is framed as an avenue toward energy independence, its appeal jumps
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Republicans Outspend Democrats on Campaign Ads Mentioning Energy, Climate
Mentions of the ‘Green New Deal’ appear primarily in GOP ads opposing the platform, data shows
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Biden Said He Would Transition From the Oil Industry. Nearly 3 in 5 Voters Support That Move
Democrats and independents that ex-vice president is courting overwhelmingly back a phaseout, while 41% of Republicans support
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The Clean Energy Workforce Was Projected to Grow 5.3% in 2020. Instead, It Has Shrunk 13.8%
Compared with pre-pandemic projections, the U.S. renewable energy sector is short roughly 655,000 jobs
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For Decades, the GOP Has Fought Against Climate Action. ‘Eco-Right’ Groups Are Working to Change the Conversation
As their numbers grow, conservative climate action groups push for a reckoning, accelerated by younger generations