Ben Geman is a reporter for Axios, focusing on energy and climate issues. His work has also been featured in Yahoo News and RealClearEnergy. Ben covers a wide range of topics, including the impact of policy decisions on the energy industry, climate change, and the politics surrounding these issues.
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The findings illustrate the hurdles facing diplomats heading to major UN climate talks next month.
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If past is prologue, Tuesday's election won't have much effect on U.S. oil and gas production anytime soon.
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