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Two weeks ago, U.S. Rep. Mark Walker - a favorite of hardline conservatives and chairman of the Republican Study Committee - announced he wouldn't try to unseat Tillis.
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Meanwhile planting wind turbines requires concrete — and the cement needed for that also means greenhouse gas emissions, denting the Green New Deal's hopes of an emissions-free economy, the RSC argued.
