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Biden's first-ever UN climate summit snub carries symbolic weight - Vimarsana News

Biden's first-ever UN climate summit snub carries symbolic weight

President Biden is reportedly skipping a global climate change summit for the first time in his presidency. Not attending the conference, which is set to begin later this week, would mark a significant snub by a president who has vowed to fight global warming. Yet some experts say his absence is unlikely to actually impact the conference’s…

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Three states just barred utilities from charging customers for lobbying - Vimarsana News

Three states just barred utilities from charging customers for lobbying

Individuals won't save much money, but they'll enjoy more transparency.

How the U.S. Abruptly Shifted Decades of Climate Policy - Vimarsana News

How the U.S. Abruptly Shifted Decades of Climate Policy

In just 72 hours, the United States reversed course on its long-standing opposition to establishing a fund for loss and damage.

Global Climate Leaders to Urge Bold Biden Action After U.S. Elections - Vimarsana News

Global Climate Leaders to Urge Bold Biden Action After U.S. Elections

Following U.S. congressional elections, U.S. and international climate justice leaders will hold a press conference at the COP27 climate summit urging President Biden to declare a climate emergency and use executive powers to lead a rapid phaseout of fossil fuels.

Why Resolving Democrats' Internal War on Climate Policy Will Be Hard - Vimarsana News

Why Resolving Democrats' Internal War on Climate Policy Will Be Hard

Details on the permitting reform demanded by Senator Manchin remain scant. Many fear it could prove a giveaway to fossil fuel companies.