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Scott Waldman, E&E News reporter
Some climate scientists are terrified that the coming Trumpstorm will decimate their field, while others think it could lead to a rejuvenation.
The Obama-era Clean Water Rule became the law in 26 states today as a federal judge in South Carolina issued a nationwide injunction on the Trump administration's delay of the regulation that defines what wetlands and waterways get federal protection.
By Ariel Wittenberg and Amanda Reilly in E&E News PM
Environmentalists trying to block a $900 million natural-gas power plant in Indiana and a related pipeline are flanked by an unlikely ally, the Hoosier State's powerful coal industry.
By Jeffrey Tomich in Energywire
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The Obama-era Clean Water Rule became the law in 26 states today as a federal judge in South Carolina issued a nationwide injunction on the Trump administration's delay of the regulation that defines what wetlands and waterways get federal protection.
By Ariel Wittenberg and Amanda Reilly in E&E News PM
Environmentalists trying to block a $900 million natural-gas power plant in Indiana and a related pipeline are flanked by an unlikely ally, the Hoosier State's powerful coal industry.
By Jeffrey Tomich in Energywire