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Can States and Cities Lead on Climate Under Trump? - WhoWhatWhy

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In its first few months in office, the Trump administration has rolled out more than 100 actions aimed at halting federal climate initiatives. With new examples being announced almost every day, many people looking for climate policy wins are turning their attention to states and cities. Although the volatility of the political environment makes it impossible to predict how state and local climate efforts will play out in the coming years, their…

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Can States and Cities Lead on Climate Under Trump? - WhoWhatWhy

In its first few months in office, the Trump administration has rolled out more than 100 actions aimed at halting federal climate initiatives. With new examples being announced almost every day, many people looking for climate policy wins are turning their attention to states and cities. Although the volatility of the political environment makes it impossible to predict how state and local climate efforts will play out in the coming years, their…

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