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January 30, 2020

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National Carbon Emissions Will Fall Just 4 Percent by 2050, According to Government Projections – The Hill

Is Natural Gas Really Helping the U.S. Cut Emissions? – InsideClimate News

Greta Thunberg Seeks to Trademark Her Name to Stem Misuse – Reuters

Worst-case Climate Scenario Probably Won’t Happen, Scientists Say – E&E News

Heatwave and High Winds Threaten to Reignite Australian Wildfires – Reuters

Gas Price Concerns Rise as Pennsylvania Considers a Regional Climate Pact for Cars – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Temperatures at a Florida-Size Glacier in Antarctica Alarm Scientists – The New York Times

China Faces Biggest Risks From Sea-level Rise Among Wealthiest Nations – E&E News

Most of 11 Million Trees Planted in Turkish Project ‘May Be Dead’ – The Guardian

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