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Texas rejects science textbooks for explaining climate change

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Texas rejects science textbooks for explaining climate change

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The Republican-majority education board also objected to books portraying fossil fuel use in a less-than-positive light.

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That states the reasons for rejection were:

they included policy solutions for climate change

they were produced by a company that has an Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policy

The title of the post states that books were rejected for explaining climate change.

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