Environment
Democrats show early signs of winning energy messaging war
The president denied the state’s request for federal aid to rebuild power lines after a fierce ice storm last March, a move that could force thousands of rural electricity customers to pay the entire tab.
At least 15 coal-fired plants are being kept online to power artificial intelligence as the administration rolls back pollution rules.
Delegates from nearly 200 nations — not including the U.S. — showed they could make some progress. But they deferred the hardest decisions.
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