US Midterms: Could Democrats Reverse Trump’s Anti-Climate Agenda?
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UK Guardian on Midterms: ‘If Democrats do well, they could gain leverage to oppose Trump’s anti-climate agenda’
By Hilary Beaumont Excerpt: If the polls can be believed, the US could see a blue wave in the midterms, giving Democrats a chance to take back the House and Senate, and gaining up to four governor’…
The victory of the Democratic Camp in the US mid-term elections on Tuesday, 3 November, bodes well for the climate. At the federal level, the aim is to stop the dismantling of energy transition programmes and to put in place ambitious policies. Everywhere in the country, local elections also included climate issues.
The political landscape in the US appears to be changing after the Democrats' significant electoral victory in the midterm elections on Tuesday, November 3. Their victories in Congress and in traditionally Republican states are creating new data for climate policy, the energy transition and the response to natural disasters. Their strong electoral performance, which ... More www.ertnews.gr
US Democrats have kept a low profile on climate during the midterm campaign. But observers see ways for the party is most progressive candidates to takele the issue indirectly – from power grids to renewables – if they win back Congress.
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