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November 12, 2018

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The Environmental Crusaders Headed to Congress: 5 to Watch on Climate Change – InsideClimate News

Fast-Rising Demand for Air Conditioning Is Warming the Planet. The Numbers Are Striking. – InsideClimate News

Big Oil Spent 1% on Green Energy in 2018 – Reuters

Trump Promised to Put Coal Miners Back to Work. Kentucky Has Fewer Coal Jobs Now. – Lexington Herald-Leader

The Zinke Effect: How the Interior Department Became a Tool of Big Business – The Guardian

Global Warming Is Hurting Shellfish, Aiding Predators and Ruining Habitat – Associated Press

Virginia Regulators Balk at Voting on Pipeline Permit Affecting Historic African American Community – Washington Post

Utilities Argue a 40-Year-Old Renewable Energy Law Is Due for a Revamp – Bloomberg

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