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Reporter Jean Chemnick covers international climate policy for for E&E News' Climatewire
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Federal employees working on climate change fear witch hunt An unusual questionnaire for government workers from the Trump transition team. Photo: JSquish Scientists in the Energy Department are being questioned extensively by the Trump transition team. They're being asked about no less than 74 specific points, including: what role did you play in President Obama's Climate Action Plan? Jean Chemnick, who covers international climate policy for E&E News' Climatewire , says the questionnaire has serious implications for civil servants.
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