Top News from Our Warming World
U.S. Regulator Rules Out Exxon Shareholder Vote on Climate Resolution – Reuters
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Has the Green New Deal Changed Republican Politics on Climate Change? – Washington Post
Democratic Green New Deal Defectors Chart Their Own Climate Path – Bloomberg
Interior Dept. Watchdog Reviewing Allegations Bernhardt Violated Ethics Pledge – Washington Post
What Arctic Oil Drilling Means to Native Coastal Residents Who Rely on the Sea – InsideClimate News
Central Banks Are Thinking Greener as Climate Change Hits Policy – Bloomberg
How Climate Change in Guatemala Is Helping Fuel the U.S. Border Crisis – The New Yorker
Toxic Air Will Shorten Today’s Children’s Lives by 20 Months, Study Suggests – The Guardian
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