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Trump claims gas costs $1.99 per gallon, becoming his newest unnecessary lie. This is not even close to being true. The average in the US is $3.18/gallon, and literally zero states have prices below $2.60. The president doesn't have to lie about gas prices, but he apparently can't help himself.

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316926615 days ago

Why would Trump’s EPA shut down the successful Energy Star program? The uncontroversial, decades-old bipartisan program costs almost nothing to operate while saving consumers more than $34 billion per year. Why in the world is this happening? There is no constituency for such a move.

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297434125 days ago

Elon Musk under fire after new report exposes controversial project: 'It is appalling'. xAI has brought in 35 or more portable methane gas turbines, enough to power a city, to help run its Memphis supercomputer — without air permits. A "Deny The Permit" rally was held by upset citizens.

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241352a month ago

Trump is trashing electric vehicles. China is building cars the world wants. US consumers risk getting stuck on an island of outdated technology. China is leapfrogging the US with more advanced, cheaper electric vehicles, while Trump is making moves that could leave the US behind.

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18044715 days ago

Trump Should Be Held Accountable For Defunding Renewable Energy Projects. Ninety-five clean energy projects have been delayed, threatened, or cancelled since Trump’s re-election, putting more than 60,000 jobs and $71 billion in investment at risk. Trump repeatedly undermines US progress.

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1765161a month ago

Republican Bill in Congress Threatens 300 US Factories, 300,000 American Jobs. It’s hard to keep in mind how insane Republican opposition to clean energy is. Solar and wind energy power millions of homes, and they provide hundreds of thousands of US jobs, mostly in red states.

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176110716 days ago

Elon Musk is starting to realize Trump and GOP are killing Tesla. Many people were shocked when Musk decided to back Trump and the GOP, considering they have consistently attacked clean energy and EVs, which are Tesla’s main products. Musk is starting to realize, or at least admit, it.

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16355027 days ago

Trump Declared an Energy Emergency. Now He's Creating One. When Trump declared this "emergency" US oil & gas production was at an all-time high, the cost of renewables was down and there was no shortage. Ironically, it now appears that Trump could be creating the very shortage he sought to avoid.

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15859514 days ago

Fact Check: Gasoline prices haven’t “collapsed” under Trump, despite his Treasury Secretary's claim. Gas prices are slightly higher now than when Trump took office. Crude oil prices have declined, but that's due to fears of a global recession related to Trump's tariffs, not "drill baby, drill."

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137610812 days ago

Trump is forcing this dirty, costly coal plant to stay open. The administration claimed the Midwest is overly dependent on wind and solar power. The move will collectively increase electric bills in the Midwest by tens of millions of dollars. “Nobody asked for this order." “This is just bad policy.”

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13601184 days ago

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