Climate change is an emergency. Biden should use his executive powers to do more
Climate change is an emergency. Biden should use his executive powers to do more
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Climate change is an emergency. Biden should use his executive powers to do more
Last week’s unexpected Senate deal on a $369-billion climate spending package is bound to ease pressure on President Biden. Days earlier, when it looked like opposition from West Virginia Sen.
President Biden should use every power legally available to fight climate change, and that includes declaring it a national emergency.
A summary of permitting reform backed by the West Virginia senator is spurring a debate about the fate of the Mountain Valley pipeline and other energy
President Joe Biden first came under pressure to declare a national climate emergency last week after Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) withdrew his support for climate legislation and killed a bill that promised to bolster renewable energy and electric cars in order to cut carbon emissions.Manchin, a centrist, has made millions from the coal industry but