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  1. Jun 7

    The party of Lincoln

    Trying to find something of substance in Comey’s opening statement like
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  2. Jun 7
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    who can say

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  3. Jun 7

    *extremely climate joke voice* Is that a graph of recent U.S. searches for "climate change" or of atmospheric CO2 over the last 10,000 years

    In the US, climate change has never experienced the level of media attention or public interest it received over the past week.
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    Jun 5

    Live broadcast of defense experts on US national security risks of climate change .

    Looking forward to hearing from on timely topic: nat'l security implications of .
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  5. Jun 4

    actually an important thread 👇👇

    I
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  6. Jun 4
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    both pieces in this editorial series are well worth the read

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  7. Jun 4

    interesting detail in about cooperation with Trump becoming an issue of domestic politics outside U.S.

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    Jun 3

    This is objectively not a slush fund. Twitter feed of executive branch is posting falsehood to further a point.

    The Paris Accord created a U.N. slush fund:
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    Jun 3

    1/ This tweet -from the official White House account- is false. 1)It is not a slush fund. 2)The fund was not created by the Paris Agreement.

    The Paris Accord created a U.N. slush fund:
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  10. Jun 3
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    more here, for :

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  11. Jun 3

    point has been made by many, but it is still mildly astounding that ExxonMobil is expressing more concern about climate than the White House

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    Jun 2

    To help support the fight against , we made this collection of more than 7000 papers!

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  13. Jun 2

    . with The Take

    1. I'm not sure pulling the US out of the Paris Agreement is such a bad thing. We may be surprised at how things play out.
  14. Jun 2
    Replying to

    But don't take it from me:

    , a historic treaty signed by 194 & ratified by 147 countries, cannot be renegotiated based on the request of a single Party.
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    Jun 2

    As I've argued, China can build on its growing leadership by making all overseas investment Paris-compliant

    What does massive support for overseas coal say about Chinese 'leadership' on climate?
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  16. Jun 1
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    We'll always have Seattle.

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  17. Jun 1
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    'We want a deal that doesn't bar fossil fuel extraction and doesn't mandate carbon pricing!' 'Yeah you're thinking of the Paris Agreement.'

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  18. Jun 1
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    'We want a voluntary deal that doesn't leave us legally exposed and encourages accountability of high emitters!' 'So.. the Paris Agreement?'

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  19. Jun 1
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    "Renegotiating" and "better deal" just have no semantic content in this case. It's posturing and chest-puffing.

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  20. Jun 1
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    It's just so difficult to imagine a world in which "renegotiating" the Paris Agreement begets a "better deal" for the United States.

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