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Trump and his allies are taking on climate regulations at home and abroad; Saudi Arabia is emerging as a solar power; energy rules for home appliances—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/6tJH9PvGEf

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The EPA says greenhouse gases aren’t so bad, but scores of companies have said otherwise; war on wind has a construction crew stuck at sea; oil tycoons' Trump bet pays off—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/TVsR5VExPh

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Republican lawyers have corporate climate goals setters in their sights; PepsiCo charges ahead with electric big rigs; Orsted sues Trump administration—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/w9sukvFeEc

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The Trump administration wants to rattle the EV industry, but California is charging ahead with investment; data centers that don’t exist yet are already haunting the grid; the future of trash—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/V1lE0Z8RWE

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U.S. nuclear energy drive set to spur higher uranium enrichment; GDEV raises its bets on batteries and EVs; Frontier signs $31 million deal to buy marine credits from Planetary—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/2jKmTFiBoV

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Net-Zero Banking Alliance suspends activities after wave of departures; investors call on farms to address growing concerns about water use; Alaskan logging fight threatens Steinway’s pianos—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/xQVBy0IL1Z

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Orsted shares tumble after U.S. issues stop-work order on wind project; new bill will require insurers to notify homeowners of aerial photos; driving an EV deep into the wilderness—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/0DD41Nm6QT

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Google wants you to know the environmental cost of quizzing its AI; why solar and wind power can thrive without subsidies; California regulator urges companies to report climate metrics—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/uAChEQxW3e

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Is carbon dioxide truly a pollutant? Plus: DOJ sues California regulator over trucking emissions standards; and new U.S. accounting rule to establish how companies record environmental credits—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/yUcjo5Aijg

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Mini weather stations are protecting companies from heat and hurricanes; Rivian faces $100 million hole after Trump relaxes fuel rules; nuclear power is having a pop culture moment. https://t.co/QRl5aBtjVS

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Microsoft is supercharging the carbon-removals market, Amazon thinks we should take it slow; recycling aluminum; China's hydropower engineering marvel—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://. https://t.co/FZXzShJvHk

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Plastic waste is piling up as the search for substitute materials continues; Orsted shares crash after sale of U.S. wind project halted; GM to import EV batteries from China's CATL—in the latest WSJ Pro Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/lu2uVYGWk5

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The climate impact of fast fashion is on the rise; a robotics startup is raising funds to tackle farm weeds; air conditioning is a hot topic in Europe—in the latest WSJ Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/isjObjINOS

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Science Based Targets initiative outlines new methodology for banks; legislators embrace technology recycling to compete with China; battery makers in slumping EV business find new lifeline elsewhere—in the latest WSJ Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/9Y1Vath70b

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Extreme weather is driving up food prices; legislators embrace technology recycling to compete with China on rare earths; it’s bulletproof, fire-resistant and stronger than steel, it’s superwood—in the latest WSJ Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/DikEOgFZF3

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Microsoft wants your poop; fully autonomous farm manned by drones, AI and robot pickers; Qarlbo Biodiversity aims to reshape timber production—in the latest WSJ Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/GPwl2ZzfjP

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America’s biggest rare-earth producer makes play to end China’s dominance; Trump touts billions in investments to create AI hub in Pennsylvania; Cable Cowboy battles giant gas station for soul of the West—in the latest WSJ Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/RKRgN2SOQ7

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Deregulation, the unsung economic booster; executive order forms new clouds over renewable energy; shoppers slowly turning away from plastic packaging—in the latest WSJ Sustainable Business newsletter.
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The Wall Street machine for financing rooftop solar is seizing up; Unilever picks new Ben & Jerry’s CEO; how VW’s electric bus went from American flagship to flop—in the latest WSJ Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/NhazSUn2OT

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Supercharging solar with quantum dots; the next big thing in the production of battery minerals is batteries; Ford says Michigan plant will still get credits under GOP bill—in the latest WSJ Sustainable Business newsletter. https://t.co/mMp39XbNxI