What Congress’s 2023 Spending Package Means for Climate and Energy at Home and Abroad

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By Olivia RosaneDec 22, 2022, 6:06 pm110 pts
In 2021, President Joe Biden promised that the U.S. would spend $11.4 billion each year by 2024 to help poorer nations transition to renewable energy and adapt to the impacts of the climate crisis. So far, however, U.S. lawmakers have not backed up that pledge. The latest spending allocations announced by…

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