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Many staffers plan to weather Trump tempest
U.S. EPA employees aren't rushing for the exits, despite jitters about the Trump administration's direction on the environment and its efforts to give cash incentives to staffers who leave their jobs.
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Niina Heikkinen and Robin Bravender, E&E News reporters
U.S. EPA employees aren't rushing for the exits, despite jitters about the Trump administration's direction on the environment and its efforts to give cash incentives to staffers who leave their jobs.
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Rep. Carlos Curbelo (R-Fla.) is preparing to introduce legislation that would pause federal regulations on climate change in exchange for an escalating tax on carbon emissions, according to draft legislation obtained by E&E News.
By Zack Colman and Nick Sobczyk in Climatewire
The president is seeking revenge from Montana Democratic Sen. Jon Tester, who is using the attention to his advantage.
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