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David__77

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6. I like seeing the soft power of potential regulation.

Reply to sabra (Original post)

Mon Nov 23, 2020, 03:24 PM

Nov 2020

It's notable that this announcement was made after the election and not before. The same thing is in play with energy, both energy efficiency and moving away from coal in particular.

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