Environment
Energy Department considering cutting hydrogen projects in Democratic states
Republicans are standing by the Energy secretary, who was on Capitol Hill answering for the fallout from the Iran war.
Nations split over doubling down on fossil fuels or accelerating renewables.
Gasoline prices remain high as the conflict with Iran continues.
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