Josh Siegel

energy and climate reporter for Politico

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The GOP will likely retake the U.S. House during the midterm elections. Democrats worry that the next few months will be their last shot at passing climate change legislation.

Biden stares down Memorial Day deadline to pass climate change bill

The GOP will likely retake the U.S. House during the midterm elections. Democrats worry that the next few months will be their last shot at passing climate change legislation.

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