Members of Congress Own Up to $93 Million in Fossil Fuel Stocks
As dire climate change projections mount, one in four members of Congress is invested in oil, gas, or coal interests.
As dire climate change projections mount, one in four members of Congress is invested in oil, gas, or coal interests.
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