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August 21, 2019

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Record Number of Fires Burning in Brazil’s Amazon Rainforest, Data Suggests – BBC

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California Has Five Times More Clean Energy Jobs Than Fossil Fuel Jobs – Mercury News

Environmental Groups Can Still Talk Climate Change During Election, Says Canada’s Chief Electoral Officer – CBC

Harris to Appear in CNN Climate Town Hall after Backlash – The Hill

Oil Lobbyist Touts Success in Effort to Criminalize Pipeline Protests, Recording Shows – The Intercept

Lawmakers Criticize EPA Plan That Would Curb Rights to Challenge Pollution Permits – The Hill

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