April 1, 2020

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Trump’s Fuel Efficiency Reduction Would Be Largest Anti-Climate Rollback Ever – InsideClimate News

Obama Urges Voters to ‘Demand Better’ After Trump Rolls Back Fuel Standards – The Hill

Coronavirus: When Meeting a National Emissions-Reduction Goal May Not Be a Good Thing – InsideClimate News

Controversial Keystone XL Pipeline Construction to Proceed – The Hill

California Eyes Fuel Efficiency Deal With Volvo as Trump Rolls Back Mileage Standards – The Hill

The Hidden Climate Cost of America’s Sugar Cane Industry: Burning Fields – Bloomberg

Climate Change: Warming Clips the Nightingale’s Wings – BBC

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