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January 19, 2018

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EPA Official: Government Must Plan for Climate Change – Associated Press

2017 Was One of the Hottest Years on Record, and Without El Niño – InsideClimate News

Keystone XL Has Enough Suppliers to Move Forward, TransCanada Says – InsideClimate News

Florida Senator Puts Hold on Trump Nominees Over Offshore Drilling Plan – The Hill

How One Lawmaker Is Breaking the Bipartisan Barrier on Climate Change – Yale360

It Seems Everyone in California Wants to Keep Coal Out of Oakland—But That Might Not Be Enough – Mother Jones

Concern Over Climate Change Linked to Depression, Anxiety, Study Says – Reuters

Most States Lost Coal Mining Jobs in 2017, Data Show – Reuters

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