How Climate’s Playing in the Democratic Primary

What have we learned so far this election? Where have we seen climate and energy factor in? We discuss on this week’s episode of Political Climate.

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by Julia Pyper
February 13, 2020

We’re off to the races! The Democratic primary started slow off the blocks in Iowa, but the nomination process is now well underway following the New Hampshire vote.

What have we learned so far in this election? Where have we seen climate and energy play in? And what’s to come next?

On this week’s episode of Political Climate, we discuss the latest developments in arguably the most consequential ⁠— or at least the most contentious ⁠— election in U.S. history. Plus, we touch on a handful of energy policy updates.

Recommended reading:

The Nation: Climate Is on the Ballot in New Hampshire
GTM: Time to Reinvent BP, Says New CEO
NYT: In Crucial Pennsylvania, Democrats Worry a Fracking Ban Could Sink Them
Earther: The Trump Administration Is Withholding Almost $1 Billion in Renewable Energy Funding

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