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Trump slams brakes on Obama's climate plan, but there's still a long road ahead

  • Written by Henrik Selin, Associate Professor in the Frederick S Pardee School of Global Studies, Boston University
imageTrump signed the executive order surrounded by coal miners, saying it was 'about jobs.'AP Photo/Matthew Brown

Badly looking for a political win that would both fulfill some campaign promises to his political base and satisfy the demands of rank-and-file Republicans in Congress, President Trump on March 28 signed an expansive Energy Independence and...

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