Holcomb to attend United Nations climate summit in Egypt

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4 thoughts on “Holcomb to attend United Nations climate summit in Egypt

    1. The cost of the trip is covered by private donations to the Indiana Economic Development Foundation, the governor’s office said.

  1. If he is interested in boosting clean energy in Indiana he should persuade members of his state party to stop undermining net metering and support solar and wind projects in the state. “Business prospects” and “industry leaders” he meets in Cairo won’t locate in Indiana if the state is hostile to renewable energy.

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