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On Carbon Emissions, Trump’s EPA Chief Wants To Have It Both Ways

Andrew Wheeler repeatedly lauded the president for declining greenhouse gas emissions. Then they spiked.
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'Fox & Friends' Tells Viewers Now Is The Time To 'Buy A Gas Guzzler'

“That’s terrible advice," said one energy expert.
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German Carmakers Paid For Studies That Tested Toxic Fumes On Humans And Monkeys

BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen have distanced themselves from the studies or apologized.
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Financial Heavyweights Call For Emissions Disclosure, But Is It Enough?

The private sector must play its part in the race to keep a global temperature rise below 2 degrees.
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Can Governments Innovate the Way to Zero Vehicle Emissions?

While current regulations are a step in the right direction, government must be more proactive.
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This U.S. City Is a Sustainable Utopia—Here's What They Have Accomplished & Where They Are Headed

Portland shows that climate actions have reduced the cost of doing business and created more-equitable, healthier, and livable neighborhoods.
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Big Oil Could Have Cut CO2 Emissions In 1970s -- But Did Nothing

New documents show the industry chose to prioritize costs over the planet.
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4 Ways The State Of The Union Got Stronger Under Obama

There are still lots of problems, but things are getting better.
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The King Of Sweden Wants To Ban You From Taking Baths

The "lighthearted" suggestion comes before the international climate change talks next week in Paris.
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Apple's New Solar Projects To Slash Over 20 Million Tons Of Emissions

The effort will generate as much power as 265,000 Chinese homes use in a year.
By Valerie Volcovici and Julia Love, Reuters