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Senate leader proposes big changes to carbon-pricing program
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Top California lawmakers moved yesterday to overhaul the state's cap-and-trade system to send revenue back to residents as a "climate dividend."
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Debra Kahn, E&E News reporter
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Top California lawmakers moved yesterday to overhaul the state's cap-and-trade system to send revenue back to residents as a "climate dividend."
After suspending and rescinding many of the energy regulations introduced under former President Obama, the Trump administration is in the initial stages of writing its replacement rules.
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More than 200,000 public comments await the officials who will eventually return to work on controversial Endangered Species Act changes.
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After suspending and rescinding many of the energy regulations introduced under former President Obama, the Trump administration is in the initial stages of writing its replacement rules.
By Pamela King in Energywire
More than 200,000 public comments await the officials who will eventually return to work on controversial Endangered Species Act changes.
By Michael Doyle in Greenwire