What a Split Congress Means for U.S. Climate and Energy Policy

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By Olivia RosaneNov 18, 2022, 6:24 pm185 pts
Now that the dust is beginning to settle from the U.S. midterm elections and it is clear that Democrats will retain control of the Senate while the House of Representatives will pass to a narrow Republican Majority, what does this mean for the next two years of climate and energy policy? With seven House races…

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