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The Trump Fact Check

Not all of it is wrong!

Climate

AM Briefing: FEMA’s Funding Shortfall

On Mayorkas’ warning, damage at the Palisades plant, and violence against women

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Politics

Maybe It’s a Climate Election After All

Even when the candidates aren’t talking about it, it’s still there.

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JD Vance and Tim Walz.

Tim Walz and JD Vance Both Make the Case for the IRA

“Ifwe actually care about getting cleaner air and cleaner water, the best thing to do is to double down and invest in American workers.”

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Politics

The Most At-Risk Projects of the Energy Transition

These are the 10 most important clean energy transition projects struggling to get off the ground

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Ever since Elon Musk “persuaded” Donald Trump to take it easy on his electric vehicle-bashing, the former president’s EV riffs have gotten pretty boring. Thank goodness, then, that there’s a new boogeyman in town: hydrogen cars.

Never mind that there are only about 18,000 hydrogen cars on the roads in the U.S. and so few refueling stations that one of the two manufacturers of them, Toyota, is getting sued. According to Trump, hydrogen cars are “the new thing,” as he warned his supporters last week during a stop in Savannah, Georgia (roughly 1,900 miles from the nearest hydrogen refueling station):

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