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In agency hallways, Pruitt critics secretly resist
"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.
Recently disclosed records shed more light on EPA's review of agency grants, which number in the billions of dollars.
By Kevin Bogardus and Sean Reilly in Greenwire
Last week was a busy one for electric bus maker Proterra Inc., the California-based company led by former Tesla executive Ryan Popple. His company sold 30 buses to two cities in two days.
By Jeffrey Tomich and David Ferris in Energywire
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Recently disclosed records shed more light on EPA's review of agency grants, which number in the billions of dollars.
By Kevin Bogardus and Sean Reilly in Greenwire
Last week was a busy one for electric bus maker Proterra Inc., the California-based company led by former Tesla executive Ryan Popple. His company sold 30 buses to two cities in two days.
By Jeffrey Tomich and David Ferris in Energywire