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Why Is Texas Beating California on Wind and Solar?

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If Democrats care more about climate change than Republicans, then why is Texas the nation’s leader in renewable energy?

Host Jerusalem Demsas talks to Jesse Jenkins () , an assistant professor at Princeton University, about how the Lone Star State emerged as America’s No. 1 renewableenergy producer, despite its politicsand about the broken bureaucracy that’s preventing more states from going green.

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