Environment
US ditches world’s biggest climate fund, a day after spurning landmark treaty
The White House is scrambling to expand a Friday meeting with oil executives because of skepticism from the top oil majors.
“The most enthusiastic are among the least prepared and least sophisticated,” said one industry official familiar with the responses the White House is receiving.
Some Republican lawmakers have begun sounding the alarm about Venezuelan oil hurting American producers.
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