One Year After Green Bank’s Demise, Court Mulls Future of Grant-Based Climate Policy

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Inside Climate News(lean-left)

One year ago today, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin announced he was terminating the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, one of the biggest climate initiatives of the Biden administration, after weeks of alleging the $20 billion in grants had been awarded in a “criminal” scheme.

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The Hill(center)

Former President Biden reflected on his Irish ancestors’ migration journey to the U.S. and criticized the Trump administration’s immigration policies during a St. Patrick’s Day event in Boston on Tuesday morning. In a surprise appearance at the Irish American Partnership’s annual St. Patrick’s Day

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Daily Wire(right)

A federal appeals court handed the Trump administration a significant legal victory Monday, allowing it to continue deporting migrants to third countries as an ongoing legal battle over the policy plays out. In a 2-1 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit ruled in favor of Preside

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Researchers analyzed 1,737 climate policies across 40 countries to identify what actually works. By filtering out statistical noise, they found 28 "star players"—including carbon taxes and massive investment in green tech—that...

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Researchers analyzed 1,737 climate policies across 40 countries to identify what actually works. By filtering out statistical noise, they found 28 "star players"—including carbon taxes and massive investment in green tech—that consistently slash emissions and stop wasteful spending.

Inside Climate News · report

One Year After Green Bank’s Demise, Court Mulls Future of Grant-Based Climate Policy

One year ago today, Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin announced he was terminating the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund, one of the biggest climate initiatives of...

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Investing in Somalia’s Climate Resilience Now to Create Jobs and Resilient Livelihoods in the Future - World Bank Blogs

Investing in Somalia’s Climate Resilience Now to Create Jobs and Resilient Livelihoods in the Future World Bank Blogs

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Rethinking state capacity: A practical framework for better policy implementation - World Bank Blogs

Rethinking state capacity: A practical framework for better policy implementation World Bank Blogs

r/science · link

Researchers analyzed 1,737 climate policies across 40 countries to identify what actually works. By filtering out statistical noise, they found 28 "star players"—including carbon taxes and massive investment in green tech—that consistently slash emissions and stop wasteful spending.

Researchers analyzed 1,737 climate policies across 40 countries to identify what actually works. By filtering out statistical noise, they found 28 "star players"—including carbon taxes and massive investment in green tech—that...

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Investing in Somalia’s Climate Resilience Now to Create Jobs and Resilient Livelihoods in the Future - World Bank Blogs

Investing in Somalia’s Climate Resilience Now to Create Jobs and Resilient Livelihoods in the Future World Bank Blogs

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Rethinking state capacity: A practical framework for better policy implementation - World Bank Blogs

Rethinking state capacity: A practical framework for better policy implementation World Bank Blogs

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Researchers analyzed 1,737 climate policies across 40 countries to identify what actually works. By filtering out statistical noise, they found 28 "star players"—including carbon taxes and massive investment in green tech—that consistently slash emissions and stop wasteful spending.

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Biden swipes at Trump’s immigration policy in surprise St. Patrick’s Day remarks

Former President Biden reflected on his Irish ancestors’ migration journey to the U.S. and criticized the Trump administration’s immigration policies during a St. Patrick’s Day event in Boston on Tuesday morning. In a surprise appearance at the Irish American Partnership’s annual St. Patrick’s Day

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Daily Wire

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Federal Court Gives Trump Green Light On Deportations

A federal appeals court handed the Trump administration a significant legal victory Monday, allowing it to continue deporting migrants to third countries as an ongoing legal battle over the policy plays out. In a 2-1 decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit ruled in favor of Preside

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Biden swipes at Trump’s immigration policy in surprise St. Patrick’s Day remarks

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Federal Court Gives Trump Green Light On Deportations

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Top Science Org’s Taxpayer Lifeline In Jeopardy Over Climate Activism

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