@CNN: The United States is set to “unleash the world’s largest burst” of carbon emissions from new oil and gas development if it goes ahead with its plans to expand drilling, a new report warns https://t.co/DsA4O6vM2d https://t.co/kjtsuOpb9Z

January 19, 2019 / The Arbiter / CNN

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@CNN: The United States is set to “unleash the world’s largest burst” of carbon emissions from new oil and gas development if it goes ahead with its plans to expand drilling, a new report warns https://t.co/DsA4O6vM2d https://t.co/kjtsuOpb9Z

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