Environment
Exxon chief urges stability in US climate policy, knocks carbon border tariffs
The Arizona senator wants his party to focus on energy affordability over climate change appeals to win control in November.
Legislators in at least 28 states this year introduced bills that would roll back tax incentives for the energy-hungry facilities.
A first-of-its-kind conference that focused on phasing out fossil fuels now confronts the challenge of turning plans into policy.
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