Environment
‘I don’t see anyone accepting that’: Oil industry balks at Iran’s shipping toll
The EPA administrator became the first agency chief to speak at the Heartland Institute’s annual gathering of people who say climate change benefits humanity.
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The country’s low power bills are a result of big subsidies.
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