Photo via Fulton County Republicans Who would have thought that two years after the definitive election of a president who counted addressing climate change and instituting a forward-looking energy policy among his top priorities, the state of climate politics would be more miserable than ever. The failure to pass clean energy and climate legislation, with the prospects of doing so anytime in the near future looking bleak, would be bad enough. But it only gets worse — emboldened by the death of the Senate bill and riding on a wave of anti-regulatory, anti-government sentiment,… Read the full story on TreeHugger
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Tea Party, Oil Companies Take Aim at State Climate Laws
