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Apologies are in order from Bloomberg Green. In terms of social justice, why hurt the average person as consumer, ratepayer, and taxpayer?
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Ursula von der Leyen seeking second five-year term but is facing opposition backlash over support for Israel
Moves to roll back green policies and downplay climate change within the world's top climate polluters follow the hottest year on record.
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