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Both conservatives and liberals want a green energy future, but for different reasons

  • Written by Deidra Miniard, PhD Student in Environmental Science, Indiana University
Both conservatives and liberals want a green energy future, but for different reasonsWind turbines in the first rays of sunlight at the Saddleback Ridge Wind Project in Carthage, Maine, March 20, 2019.AP Photo/Robert F. Bukaty

Political divisions are a growing fixture in the United States today, whether the topic is marriage across party lines, responding to climate change or concern about coronavirus exposure. Especially in a...

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