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No penalties for 90% of pipeline blasts
SISSONVILLE, W.Va. — Since the start of 2010, interstate pipelines have exploded or caught fire 137 times, an E&E News analysis found. In most cases, pipeline regulators sought no fine.
SISSONVILLE, W.Va. — Since the start of 2010, interstate pipelines have exploded or caught fire 137 times, an E&E News analysis found. In most cases, pipeline regulators sought no fine.
President Trump's allies hope his administration will plow ahead with its deregulatory energy and environmental agenda next year, despite push back from newly empowered House Democrats.
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Trey Glenn, EPA's regional administrator for its Southeast branch, was released on bond today after checking into jail.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) today signaled her intent to push through President Trump's energy and environment nominees by year's end despite Democrats' opposition and calls for recusal.
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