Newsom Highlights Climate, Funding Amid International Visits
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Munich, Germany — Gov. Gavin Newsom addressed world leaders Friday at the Munich Security Conference, criticizing federal rollbacks on climate rules and warning of economic harms, while in California he signed $90 million in emergency funds for abortion providers; the South Carolina Democratic Party announced a Feb. 23 visit. Based on 6 articles reviewed and supporting research.
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- 1. 2009: EPA issues endangerment finding establishing greenhouse gases as a pollutant.
- 2. Newsom previously traveled to Davos to speak on U.S. policy and climate.
- 3. Newsom signed $90 million in emergency funds for Planned Parenthood and abortion providers at a state press event.
- 4. Newsom attended the Munich Security Conference and spoke on climate and federal rollbacks.
- 5. South Carolina Democratic Party announced Gov. Newsom will visit on February 23.
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