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Oct 2021
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How a Single Senator Derailed Biden’s Cl...

The New York Times
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The Clean Electricity Program has been at the heart of President Biden’s climate agenda since he took office. But passage was always going to come down to a single senator: Joe Manchin of West Virginia. With Mr. Manchin’s support now extremely unlikely, where does that leave American climate policy? Guest: Coral Davenport, a correspondent covering energy ... Show More
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