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What President Trump means for the future of energy and climate

  • Written by Mark Barteau, Director, University of Michigan Energy Institute, University of Michigan

President…Donald…Trump. For those on both sides of the aisle who vowed “Never Trump!,” that’s going to take some getting used to. On this morning after a stunning election, the first impulse may be to describe the future in apocalyptic phrases. Game over for the climate! Game over for NATO! Game over for the Clean...

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