Trump's Potential Return: Implications for U.S. Climate and Energy Policy
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Donald Trump's re-election is expected to significantly impact U.S. energy and climate policy, with a focus on boosting fossil fuel production despite rising global temperatures and record greenhouse gas emissions. While Trump has expressed skepticism about climate change, analysts believe the transition to cleaner energy will continue due to economic pressures and state-level initiatives. Concerns remain about potential rollbacks of federal climate programs and international climate commitments, as well as the influence of conservative proposals like Project 2025.
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