Environment
What the ‘show me the money’ climate summit tells us about the new Trump era
Gasoline prices remain high as the conflict with Iran continues.
Liberty Energy made $193 million last year and received more than $10 million back in tax benefits, according to a nonprofit analysis released on Tax Day.
Trump’s blockade of Iran is rippling beyond oil, squeezing fertilizer and helium supplies and raising the risk of higher food prices and wider economic disruption.
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