Environment
Trump threatens ‘secondary sanctions’ on importers of Iranian oil
The lone U.S. government representative at the United Nations climate gathering alleges that the State Department made it harder for members of Congress to attend.
The Rhode Island Democrat will participate in events on offshore wind, shipping and greenhouse gas emissions before delivering a keynote speech at a roundtable with elected officials from other nations.
The group will keep three US positions open in hopes of reviving operations in the future.
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