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Washington Governor Delayed Release of Corrected Carbon Emissions Data

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson’s office delayed releasing corrected emissions data after state agencies determined they had overstated the success of cap-and-trade programs, prompting criticism over the handling of climate information.
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