Top News from Our Warming World
Partisan Split on Climate Grows, Even as U.S. Fears Are on the Rise, Poll Finds – Washington Post
California Could Retaliate If Trump Cuts Auto Rules – Bloomberg
Energy Department Touts New Study as Reason to Continue Using Coal – The Hill
Bill to Ban Oil, Gas Drilling Off New Jersey Heads to Governor – Press of Atlantic City
Scott Pruitt’s Dirty Politics – The New Yorker
Maple Sugar Season Faces Mounting Climate Change Pressure – New Hampshire Public Radio
China Says It Has Met Its 2020 Carbon Target 3 Years Early – Reuters
Banks’ Unconventional Fossil Fuel Investments Rebounded Under Trump, Report Says – Guardian
Google, GM Launch Group Focused on Expanding Renewable Energy Purchasing – The Hill
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