Looking for the ‘center of gravity’ on climate change

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2021 made for a big year in climate politicking around the globe, from the newest United Nations climate change report to the COP26 conference in Glasgow and interspersing extreme weather events.

The United States was no exception. President Joe Biden and Democratic lawmakers spent much of the year building and pitching their energy and climate agenda, pointing to wildfires and devastating storms to argue for their green policies to cut greenhouse gas emissions.

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