
Trump's Team Is Split over the Paris Agreement
If the president decides to stay in, he might choose to weaken the U.S.’s commitment on emissions
If the president decides to stay in, he might choose to weaken the U.S.’s commitment on emissions
The White House wants to slash nearly half the budget of EPA's Office of Research and Development, which does most of agency's science work
Gore said his conversation with the president-elect was “productive” and “extremely interesting”
A candidate who doesn't believe in science would be “a very dangerous person to pick”
Some wonder if the president-elect will use the agreement as an international bargaining chip
But China could push back if U.S. seeks to renege
Latinos, a force in the important state, are far more concerned about climate change than other voters are
Al Gore tells crowd that Hillary Clinton will make the “climate crisis” a national priority
It was only 12 minutes into the first presidential debate when the two candidates clashed over climate
She also said, in her acceptance speech, "we can save our planet while creating millions of good-paying clean-energy jobs"
Gene Karpinski, head of the League of Conservation Voters, will draw a stark contrast between the climate views of Clinton and Trump
And Democratic leaders think younger voters will respond
And one representative says it's a conspiracy to cover up the government spread of beetles
Renewable energy cut, price on carbon opposed
Eleven representatives who are trying to change their party's attitude note that climate and energy are missing from the convention agenda
Earth science professor says Mike Pence just “doesn't care”
The Republican candidate will also “cancel” the Paris Agreement to combat climate change, roll back EPA clean air rules, among other things, if elected
Kevin Cramer calls himself a climate-change skeptic yet he might support a carbon tax
The candidate promises to re-open coal mines but that is very unlikely
Poll shows a big leap from two years ago
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