,1,We hear a lot about the need to get off fossil fuels. How is the energy transition really going and how fast is the world moving towards a green future?
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,,e6vH4Yj92Cg,UCgjtvMmHXbutALaw9XzRkAg, Politics,Society, channel_UCgjtvMmHXbutALaw9XzRkAg, video_e6vH4Yj92Cg,White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre defended President Joe Biden on Monday after he pardoned his son, Hunter Biden.
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,1,While in New York for the civil trial brought against the Trump Organization by New York Attorney General Letitia James, Donald Trump alleged that the Biden administration was ultimately coordinating all the court cases brought against him to stop him from winning in 2024.
