The Economy Got Top Billing This Presidential Election Cycle. Climate Change? Not So Much.

Bracewell’s Scott Segal discussed with the Houston Chronicle how climate change and clean energy have been pushed aside this election cycle as inflation and perceived threats to the nation’s democracy have taken center stage.

“There was some discussion about it in the debate, but otherwise it’s been fairly quiet,” said Segal. “I think the election’s much more framed around general economic concerns including the cost of living.”