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Democratic lawmakers and their environmentalist allies have a laundry list of executive actions on climate change that they want President Biden to take because Congress can't get the job done.

Takes Limited Executive Actions As 100 Million Americans Under Extreme Heat Alert

President Biden dithers on climate change just as he did in decision to supply advanced weapons to Ukraine and in his low-key reaction to death of Roe v. Wade

Talk about recession and inflation has been a dominant topic on second-quarter corporate earnings calls that are starting to flood in.

Detailed survey data revealed that most Americans say Congress should do more to address global warming.

The president faces the grim reality that his historic climate promises are at the precipice of failure after a clean energy bill collapsed and the Supreme

"Last year, researchers found 61 percent of American adults thought Congress should do more to address global warming, according to modeling of national survey data. Only 52 percent thought the same of the president."

Many of us avoid talking about climate change because it feels so controversial. In fact, research shows that your neighbors are probably thinking about it, too.

With his legislative plan for global warming in shreds, the president has come under pressure to use all other tools at his disposal.

Lawmakers and regulators alike appear increasingly unlikely to make significant progress in crypto policy before autumn, frustrating analysts and advocates alike.