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It won't be the first time a Republican president has undone the environmental legacy of his Democratic predecessor. Forty-four years ago, a strikingly similar story played out when Ronald Reagan replaced Jimmy Carter as commander in chief.
Carter, who died this week at 100, was the first American president to grasp the seriousness of the climate crisis and try to do something about it. He promoted renewable energy, worked to limit pollution and understood the long-term threat posed by global warming.
Reagan pushed the country in precisely the opposite direction. To get a sense of how the next four years might play out, it's worth looking back on Carter's environmental legacy, and what survived Reagan's deregulatory efforts.
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