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back green

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noun

  1. dialect  grass or a garden at the back of a house, esp a tenement

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He has also pledged to boost oil and gas drilling and roll back green initiatives put in place by his predecessors.

From BBC

The Conservatives are promising to roll back green energy rules to cut energy costs, amid an emerging election battleground over the cost of household bills.

From BBC

The bill also rolls back green energy tax credits that have fueled an entire manufacturing workforce in wind and solar energy in states across the country.

From Los Angeles Times

Left-wing activist Owen Jones says he has cancelled his Labour membership and is urging voters to back Green or independent candidates instead.

From BBC

For instance, Mr. Biden has ruled out clawing back green energy tax credits and expanding work requirements on Medicaid and food stamps.

From Washington Times