"You are standing in line. It's terribly scary to go out, God forbid something will fly in now," says Anya, a 36-year-old mother who fled to Mykolaiv from the neighbouring Kherson region under Russian occupation. He worries that inequities will grow and that some people will be left behind as the U.S. invests in electrification and decarbonization. There are some hopeful signs. The report notes growth in renewable energy investment, increasing media coverage of climate change and growing engagement from government leaders on health-centered climate policies. But the report warns that inequities could weaken progress. "So, in reading this, we could see some of what's going on inside his mind," Sack said. "He feels isolated, he feels alone, quite possibly angry and resentful of others who have what appeared to him to be healthy relationships, and so desired to lash out." The deputy mayor of the western city of Lviv, Serhiy Kiral, told the BBC on Saturday that Russia's strategy was to damage critical infrastructure before the winter, and bring the war to areas beyond the front line.
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"You are standing in line. It's terribly scary to go out, God forbid something will fly in now," says Anya, a 36-year-old mother who fled to Mykolaiv from the neighbouring Kherson region under Russian occupation. "The public mood has often been ahead of government policy, and we remain concerned that proper support needs to be in place to make the schemes as successful as possible. "The first two months it was very stressful because it is all different from Ukraine, the system is different. You really don't know anything."
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