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Radio: UN Climate Conference Focuses on the Wrong Solutions
Nov 15, 2022
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Clean Energy, Electricity Policy, Energy and Environment, Energy Regulatory Reform, Federal Government Affairs
originally published in
Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson
From Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson:
Leaders from the US and across the globe continue to gather in Egypt this week for the UN Climate Change Conference. Their goal is to work through problems and politics to reduce climate change. But Phil Rossetti from the R Street Institute says that climate change doesn’t seem to be a priority anymore as leaders focus on impractical solutions and emissions from China and India are ignored.
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