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  • This paper frames the growing transatlantic divide in the context of the debate over “electrostates vs. petrostates”. It discusses foreign policy interests of electrostates and develops ideas on how to reduce dependence on the U.S. and diversify partnerships to promote a global climate transformation. This paper frames the growing transatlantic divide in the context of the debate over “electrostates vs. petrostates”. It discusses foreign policy interests of electrostates and develops ideas on how to reduce dependence on the U.S. and diversify partnerships to promote a global climate transformation.