March 13, 2019

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Top News from Our Warming World

Shell Urges Trump White House to Tighten Methane Leak Rules – Reuters

Wyoming Gov. Signs Bill to Keep Coal Plants Running, Force Utilities to Buy Their Power – Associated Press

New Mexico About to Join 100% Clean Electricity Club – Greentech Media

AFL-CIO Criticizes Green New Deal, Calling It ‘Not Achievable or Realistic’ – Washington Post

EPA Pushes Forward Plan to Increase Ethanol Mix in Gasoline – The Hill

Green Buildings Saved Renters $72 Million, Fannie Mae Says – Bloomberg

San Francisco’s Version of a Green New Deal Is Taking Over a Power Company – Bloomberg

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