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Lolita Zinke makes her mark outside the Cabinet
Meet Lolita Zinke, the woman dubbed a "real trooper" by her husband.
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Meet Lolita Zinke, the woman dubbed a "real trooper" by her husband.
President Trump said yesterday his administration would support Puerto Rico's governor in restoring electric power and then help build a more storm-resistant grid.
Already targeted by an appropriations bill in Congress, two proposed wind energy projects off the coast of Maryland could face a sneak attack in the Free State's upcoming legislative session.
Congress moved closer to allowing oil and gas drilling in a portion of Alaska's coastal plain last night when the Senate voted to open up energy exploration in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge.
The Trump administration has roiled allies in the oil sector after bending a knee to Corn Belt senators and backing off biodiesel reforms.
Oklahoma's former state seismologist said in a deposition that he quit because he was reprimanded by a superior at the University of Oklahoma for linking the state's earthquake swarms to its oil industry.
BALTIMORE — Most of the U.S. EPA criminal investigators who had been assigned to Administrator Scott Pruitt's security detail are back at work on cases, according to an agency official.
BLM's national advisory panel on wild horses and burros is once again recommending the agency take definitive steps to remove thousands of excess animals that the Western rangelands can no longer sustain.
Some U.S. EPA webpages about climate change are trickling back onto the agency's website, but without references to rising temperatures.
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