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Date of Publication: August 30
Year of Publication: 2021
Publication City: Washington, DC
Publisher: The Washington Post
Author(s): Juliet Eilperin, Brady Dennis, John Muyskens
In the scorching first summer of Joe Biden’s presidency, the nation has grappled with deadly heat waves, raging wildfires, deepening drought — and calls from the president’s allies for more urgent action to combat climate change.
Even as he has faced criticism for not moving quickly or boldly enough to reduce the country’s greenhouse gas emissions, create jobs in a greener economy and alleviate pollution impacting poor and minority communities, Biden has continued to pursue swaths of his climate agenda.
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