March 18, 2019

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Top News from Our Warming World

Energy Execs: Climate Change a Concern, But Oil & Gas Will Be Needed for Decades – InsideClimate News

Who Gets to Harness the Power of the Sun? – WFPL

Trump Administration Loosens Sage Grouse Protections, Benefiting Oil Companies – The New York Times

Energy Analysts Forecast ‘Start of the End of Coal’ in Asia as Japanese Investors Back Renewables – The Guardian

Record Snowfall, ‘Historic’ Bomb Cyclone Lead to Flooding in Great Plains – Omaha World Herald

Nuclear Power Industry Pushing for Fewer Inspections at Plants – Associated Press

U.S. Blocks UN Resolution on Geoengineering – Scientific American

Some Climate Change Panel Members Are Literally Invested in the Issue – Roll Call

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