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<p>��<i> 5 minutes </i></p><p>This article outlines pertinent legal and policy climate change developments in the United States during the past week. These include the Bureau of Land Management's release of a proposed methane rule, proposals to expand the Renewable Fuel Standard programme by the Environmental Protection Agency, and new funding to help tribes affected by climate change address the impacts of climate change and relocate.</p>

<p>🕑<i> 3 minutes </i></p><p>This article outlines pertinent legal and policy climate change developments in the United States during the past week. These include advancements in clean transport, a new rule issued by the Environmental Protection Agency's aircraft pollution control, the release of the White House's Climate and Economic Justice Screening Tool and an update to the regional greenhouse gas initiative.</p>

<p>🕑<i> 7 minutes </i></p><p>This article outlines pertinent legal and policy climate change developments in the United States during the past two weeks. These include the announcement of $7.1 million to tackle greenhouse gas emissions from highway construction, a request for comment from the Federal Insurance Office regarding its proposed assessment of climate-related risk and warnings over rising drought conditions across the United States.</p>

<p>🕑<i> 5 minutes</i></p><p>This article outlines pertinent legal and policy climate change developments in the United States during the past week. These include a new $950 million contribution to the Clean Technology Fund, a Credit Suisse report on the Inflation Reduction Act 2022, a climate action plan from the US air force and the announcement of the world's largest carbon removal project in Wyoming.</p>

This article outlines pertinent legal and policy climate change developments in the United States during the past week. These include the launch of a new climate-related hazards website, a new roadmap to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the country's most energy-intensive sectors, and the proposed removal of Virginia from the regional greenhouse gas initiative.