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"EPA ... home of the swamp monster" was printed on a piece of paper and taped to an elevator in U.S. EPA's Washington, D.C., headquarters on Tuesday.
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Robin Bravender, E&E News reporter
"EPA ... home of the swamp monster" was printed on a piece of paper and taped to an elevator in U.S. EPA's Washington, D.C., headquarters on Tuesday.
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The rapid transformation of a major power company into a corporate zombie underscores the rapidly accelerating climate risks facing utilities, insurers and governments, analysts say.
By Benjamin Storrow in Climatewire
Legal feuds surrounding natural gas pipeline expansion up and down the East Coast are starting to make their way to the Supreme Court.
By Pamela King in Energywire