Incoming Democratic majorities will try to swing pendulum back on clean energy
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A significant shift in energy policy is in store with Democrats retaking the majority in the next Congress. Democrats are set to try to reverse the Republican agenda of the past two years, which was to cut funding for wind and solar power while deregulating fossil fuel industries. Although there is shared interest between the
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Incoming Democratic majorities will try to swing pendulum back on clean energy
A significant shift in energy policy is in store with Democrats retaking the majority in the next Congress. Democrats are set to try to reverse the Republican agenda of the past two years, which was to cut funding for wind and solar power while deregulating fossil fuel...
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