David Gelles
Climate Reporter at The New York Times
Climate reporter @NYTimes. Author of NYT bestseller ‘The Man Who Broke Capitalism.' https://t.co/eS0Cq64em6
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3 weeks ago |
nytimes.com | David Gelles
Al Gore, who served as vice president for eight years before becoming a full-time climate activist, knows something about presidential power. And in recent weeks, Gore has watched with alarm as President Trump stretches the limits of executive authority to dismantle federal climate policy, roll back environmental protections and eliminate incentives for clean energy.
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3 weeks ago |
hrreporter.com | David Gelles
Many termination clauses thought to align with case law have been labelled unenforceable By Mar 30, 2025 Exclusive to Canadian HR Reporter from Rudner Law. It’s no secret that it’s open season on termination clauses. A series of decisions imposed strict restrictions on what courts will consider enforceable termination clauses, the clarity of which is up for debate.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | David Gelles
Garbarino had organized a similar letter signed by 18 representatives in August. The most recent letter was signed by 21 members, including seven who did not sign the previous letter and stalwart conservatives like Representative Buddy Carter from Georgia. "This is a line in the sand to counter what the Freedom Caucus guys have been saying, which is full repeal," he said.
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1 month ago |
nytimes.com | David Gelles
A growing group of Republicans and business leaders is rallying behind an unlikely cause. They want to protect Biden-era tax credits for wind, solar and other clean energy. President Trump has made dismantling federal efforts to address climate change a signature part of his agenda, eliminating environmental regulations, withholding congressionally approved funding, firing workers, halting permitting for wind energy developments and fast-tracking fossil fuel projects.
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1 month ago |
thestar.com.my | David Gelles |Lisa Friedman |Brad Plumer
IN just a few weeks, President Donald Trump dismantled the US government’s ability to combat climate change, overturning environmental policies with moves that could have lasting consequences for the country and the planet. With a flurry of executive actions, Trump has gutted federal climate initiatives, rolled back pollution regulations and given a major boost to the fossil fuel industry. Already a subscriber? Log in.
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I interviewed @RepGarbarino about his support for clean energy tax credits and his belief that an "all of the above" energy policy must include wind and solar. https://t.co/AwWNcR6BEy