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Volume 33, Issue 1, Winter 2024
The Fad Is Dead: Why “Just Energy Transition Partnerships” Are Failing
A Bridge to Somewhere? Progressive Democrats’ “Climate Ambition” Must Confront Energy Realities
When Stopping Coal Plant Closures Makes Environmental Sense
Why Clinton’s Embrace of the U.S. as an Energy Superpower Should Matter to Those Seeking to Reform the Democratic Party

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