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How are Republicans dealing with Green New Deal enthusiasm? As well as you’d expect.
The GOP is up in arms over the progressive proposal.
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![A family watches as smoke rises from the Robert Fire in Glacier National Park, Montana.]()
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Western voters care more about climate than ‘energy dominance’
An annual survey reveals a leap in support of conservation policies.
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![Elevated view of train tracks and multiple freeway lanes leading to Chicago. The skyline of Chicago covers the horizon. Moderate traffic leading into the city and heavy traffic leading away.]()
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The Green New Deal’s huge flaw
It completely ignores the most crucial environmental, economic, and racial-justice issue of all: where we live.
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Green New Deal leaves nuclear option on table
Surprise! The Green New Deal appears energy agnostic.
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A bipartisan group of senators just agreed we need to break our addiction to carbon
The question is, how long is it going to take?
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The Green New Deal is an opportunity for America to get right with the world
The historical context for this moment should not be forgotten.
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The Green New Deal is quickly becoming a test for 2020 Democrats
What’s included in Thursday’s proposal is just as important as what’s left out.
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The Green New Deal is here, and everyone has something to say about it
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez calls it 'a comprehensive agenda of economic, social, and racial justice'
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Don’t look now, but the House just woke up to the cost of climate inaction
A climate-focused House committee returns from dead, awakens to staggering costs of inaction.
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Zinke out, Bernhardt in? It’s dirty business as usual at the Interior.
Interior secretary nominee David Bernhardt appears to be Zinke 2.0: perhaps more measured, but just as damaging for the environment.
