There's a Small Upside to Clogged Strait of Hormuz
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{ "epilogue": "The Iran war reduced global emissions and aided climate efforts, boosting renewable plans in Southeast Asia. Despite dismantled U.S. climate policy, the clogged Strait of Hormuz yielded unexpected environmental outcomes in the coverage." }
Epilogue added 2h ago, after coverage quieted.
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There's a Small Upside to Clogged Strait of Hormuz Newser · 42d ago broke it first
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