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European court rules climate inaction by states breaches human rights
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EPA’s Power Plant Standards: Just the Facts
The IRA gave the EPA greater means to incentivize emissions reduction, and the new standards reflect that.
Connecticut and Maine delay adopting California EV mandate
Delay in adopting California's EV sales mandate in Connecticut and Maine worries advocates, but focus shifts to charging infrastructure.
The Time Paradox of Climate Change (Atmos)
"Climate calamity is a slow burn—perhaps too slow for us to address with urgency."
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