A Growing Backlash Against Clean Energy Leadership In early August 2025, the Trump administration, backed by Republican allies in Congress, intensified pressure on the International Energy Agency (IEA)—arguing that its data and forecasts discourage essential investment in oil and gas. Top energy officials are now pushing to replace Mary Burce Warlick, the IEA’s deputy executive […]

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