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Former EPA Chiefs Urge Congress to Boost Oversight of Trump Administration – InsideClimate News
Climate Change Poses Major Risks to Financial Markets, Regulator Warns – The New York Times
In Hot Water? Study Says Warming May Reduce Sea Life By 17 Percent – Associated Press
GAO: Climate Change Poses ‘High Risk’ to Federal Spending – The Hill
Theresa May Commits to Net Zero UK Carbon Emissions by 2050 – The Guardian
Oil Demand Signals Are Flashing Red as Price Dives Toward $50 – Bloomberg
Groups Sue Trump Administration for Gutting Offshore Oil Safety Rules – Reuters
Carbon Emissions from Energy Industry Rise at Fastest Rate Since 2011 – The Guardian
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