John Fialka

ClimateWire

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Editor of ClimateWire, a news organization focused on coverage of the debate over climate policy; former long-time Washington-based reporter for the Wall Street Journal

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If you're frustrated by the limited number of issues in this year's presidential campaign, you are not alone.

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If you're frustrated by the limited number of issues in this year's presidential campaign, you are not alone.

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No campaign has ever touched on all the important issues, but who decides what's worth discussing and when?

The Missing Issues in the Presidential Campaign

No campaign has ever touched on all the important issues, but who decides what's worth discussing and when?

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Record-high temperatures were recorded in at least 168 US cities yesterday, and today is expected to get even hotter.

Climate Change: Is the US Fiddling while It Burns?

Record-high temperatures were recorded in at least 168 US cities yesterday, and today is expected to get even hotter.

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