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Record-breaking heatwaves. Flash floods. Accelerating extinctions. Climate change deniers will tell you that this is the normal order of the world. But should burnt, brittle and brown fields be normal? Extreme temperatures in our own homes? Species of wildlife disappearing because of human activity? Of course not. We have... the answers - we’ve had them for decades. National governments must choose action over apathy and commit to delivering Net Zero, reducing our reliance on oil and gas, and investing in the large-scale green projects we urgently need to cut emissions, adapt to extreme heat, and protect communities from flooding and wildfires. That’s the choice to be made - not just here, but all around the world.show more

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The biggest exporter of oil in the world right now is the United States. Because of President Trump's leadership, we have reserves and the expanded ability to produce oil to supply—not just the United States—but also our friends and allies.

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