TONGASS
Experts claim admin used 'misinformation' to justify logging
Two researchers whose work was used by the Trump administration to clear the way for logging in Alaska's massive Tongass National Forest say the government twisted the science.
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Two researchers whose work was used by the Trump administration to clear the way for logging in Alaska's massive Tongass National Forest say the government twisted the science.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
The Senate approved Dan Brouillette for deputy Energy secretary in 2017 with strong bipartisan support. Getting the department's top job will be more of a challenge.
By Jeremy Dillon in E&E Daily
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Two researchers whose work was used by the Trump administration to clear the way for logging in Alaska's massive Tongass National Forest say the government twisted the science.
By Adam Aton in Climatewire
The Senate approved Dan Brouillette for deputy Energy secretary in 2017 with strong bipartisan support. Getting the department's top job will be more of a challenge.
By Jeremy Dillon in E&E Daily