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Trump policies to double power sector carbon emissions by 2035 – Report

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A new report reveals Trump’s fossil fuel agenda could double US power sector carbon emissions by 2035, costing $700 billion in clean energy investments. Read More: https://punchng.com/trump-policies-to-double-power-sector-carbon-emissions-by-2035-report/

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