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New York feels the wind chill of White House power politics

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Equinor signed its federal lease in 2017 and its initial site assessment plan was approved in 2018,  during Trump's first term.

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New York feels the wind chill of White House power politics

Equinor signed its federal lease in 2017 and its initial site assessment plan was approved in 2018,  during Trump's first term.

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New York Feels Wind Chill of Imperial Power Politics

By ordering Equinor to stop work on a wind farm off the state’s coast, the White House is sending a disturbing message to developers and financiers of renewable projects.

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