Hundreds of leaders from government and business are in New York this week to keep the fight against climate change alive. The U.S. government is going in the other direction. Temperatures keep rising ...

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NEW YORK (AP) — The U.S. government is going in the other direction. Temperatures keep rising. More extreme weather is sweeping across the world. Yet hundreds of leaders from government and business ...

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