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Wind and Solar Produced More Energy Than Coal in the U.S. From January Through July This Year, a First
From wind farms to solar panels, renewable energy is taking over, surpassing coal and stabilizing the grid.
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Three Ways Climate Risks Are Increasing Costs for Businesses
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The Tipping Points of Climate Change — and Where We Stand
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Experts say climate policies contained within rightwing manifesto would wreck US climate targets and cost jobs.
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